caesalpinia การใช้

• Its name is formed from the generic name " Caesalpinia ".
• "Caesalpinia pluviosa " is being investigated as a possible antimalarial medication.
• For example, bird of paradise applies to plants in the genus Caesalpinia as well as the genus Strelitzia.
• This larvae feed in the dry pods of " Bauhinia monandra " and " Caesalpinia pidcherrima ".
• The larvae feed on young leaves and leaflets of " Moullava " and " Caesalpinia " species.
• The royal poinciana is related to Caesalpinia pulcherrima, commonly called dwarf poinciana, pride of Barbados and red bird of paradise.
• The Poinciana ( Caesalpinia pulcherrima ) was named in his honor, the name later becoming secondarily associated with the Royal Poinciana ( Delonix regia ).
• The Divi-divi is one of the more well known species of " Caesalpinia "; it is the national tree of Cura鏰o.
• The timber is sometimes traded as " Brazilwood ", which properly refers to the unrelated Pernambuco tree ( " Caesalpinia echinata " ).
• The species may be confused with " Caesalpinia decapetala ", which however has larger yellow flowers, and clusters of brown seed pods.
• Two Pride of Barbados ( Caesalpinia pulcherrima ) flowers and one of the island s Bearded Fig Trees ( ficus citrifolia ) are depicted on the shield.
• The National Festival of the Dividivi is named after the " Dividivi " tree ( " Caesalpinia coriaria " ), considered a symbol of the Department of La Guajira.
• The 3, 4-dihydroxyhomoisoflavans sappanol, episappanol, 3'- deoxysappanol, 3'- O-methylsappanol and 3'- O-methylepisappanol can be found in " Caesalpinia sappan ".
• "Caesalpinia gilliesii " is a shrub or small tree that grows quickly to about 10 feet and has light-yellow flowers with 3-to 5-inch red stamens and feathery blue-green foliage.
• "Caesalpinia " and " Erich Pontoppidan described one found on the coast of Norway : " It is of the size of a chestnut, obicular, yet flat, or as it were compressed on both sides.
• ""'Caesalpinia mexicana " "'is a species of flowering plant in the pea Gulf coast as well as the Pacific coast in Nayarit, Jalisco, Colima, and a small portion of Sinaloa.
• The common name, "'Poinciana "', comes from a former genus of the same name in which the members of the current genus " Delonix " were classified along with plants now placed in the genus " Caesalpinia ".
• Commercial tannic acid is usually extracted from any of the following plant part : Tara pods ( " Caesalpinia spinosa " ), gallnuts from " Rhus semialata " or " Quercus infectoria " or Sicilian Sumac leaves ( " Rhus coriaria " ).
• Hydrolyzable tannins are present in many different plant species but are found in particularly high concentrations in nutgalls growing on Rhus semialata ( Chinese and Korean gallotannins ) and Quercus infectoria ( Turkish and Chinese gallotannins ), the seedpods of Caesalpinia spinosa ( Tara tannins ), and the fruits of Terminalia chebula.
• House sparrows ( " Passer domesticus " ) have been observed to line their nests with materials from the neem tree ( " Azadirachta indica " ) but change to quinine-rich leaves of the Krishnachua tree ( " Caesalpinia pulcherrima " ) during an outbreak of malaria; quinine controls the symptoms of malaria.