Division
|
Angiosperms |
Class
|
Dicotledons |
Subclass |
Polypetalae |
Series |
Calyciflorae |
Order |
Rosales |
Family
|
Caesalpiniaceae |
Genus
|
Cassia |
Species
|
surattensis |
Botanical name:
|
Cassia surattensis Burm.f. ( C. glauca Lam.) |
Local/Trade Names: |
Scrambled Egg Bush |
Conservation status: |
Commonly cultivated. |
Digonestic features:
|
Shrub; pods flattened. |
Description: |
Large shrub or small tree. Leaves 15-22 cm long; leaflets 4-6 pairs, 3-9 cm long, ovate to oblong-lanceolate, apex broadly acute or obtuse. Flowers 5-6 cm in diameter, bright yellow, in axillary peduncled corymbs. Pods 10-20 cm long, flat, thin. Seeds flattened, many. |
Phenology: |
Fls.: Cold season. Frts.: Feb.-May. |
Distribution: |
Indigenous to parts of India and Australia. |
Where to see it: |
Medicinal Plant Garden and Nursery. |
Uses: |
Ornamental in garden and roadsides. |
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