Peltophorum (pelt ofʻorum)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 107
[NL. (T. Vo gel, 1837), South Africa, and 2 in the Indian archipelago and tropical Australia. They are tall trees without thorns, bearing bipinnate leaves of numerous small leaflets, yellow ra cemed flowers in panicles at the end of the branches, and broad flattened indehiscent pods having wing-like margins and containing usually one or two small flattened seeds. See braziletto.
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