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Español: Ormosia monosperma

synonyms: Sophora monosperma (basionym), Ormosia dasycarpa In botanic garden the tree is labelled as Ormosia dasycarpa Common Names: Necklace Tree Bead Tree, Snake wood, Caconier, Huayruro (in Spanish) Origin: Caribbean: Trinidad and Tobago; West Indies Northern South America: Venezuela

Photographed in Brisbane Botanic Garden (Mt. Coot-tha)
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Author Tatiana Gerus

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