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contains about 24
species of
trees and shrubs,
which are
commonly known as
leadtrees. They are
native to the Americas,
ranging from
Texas in the
United States...
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throughout the
tropics including parts of Asia.
Common names include white leadtree,
white popinac,
horse tamarind, ipil-ipil, koa haole, and tan-tan. Leucaena...
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plant in the
legume family known by the
common names littleleaf leadtree,
goldenball leadtree,
wahoo tree, and lemonball. It is
native to
Chihuahua and Coa****la...
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lebbeck Enterolobium cyclocarpum –
earpodtree Leucaena leucocephala –
leadtree Silage may be
composed by the following:
Alfalfa Maize (corn) Gr****-legume...
- mimosa, faux-acacia, horse/wild tamarind,
jumbie bean, lead tree,
white leadtree, wild mimosa, wild
tamarind Native to
Central America,
invasive throughout...
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trees Leucaena pulverulenta great leadtree Fabaceae (legume
family (peas)) Yes Yes Yes
Leucaena retusa littleleaf leadtree Fabaceae (legume
family (peas))...
- leucocephala)
which are
commonly eaten in
parts of Mexico, also
known as
leadtree or
river tamarind This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with...
- L.
leucocephala may
refer to:
Leucaena leucocephala, the
white leadtree jumbay or
white popinac, a
small tropical tree
species Lomandra leucocephala, a...
- "On the
mountain of huajes".
Huaje is the
Mexican Spanish name for the
leadtree,
Leucaena esculenta,
whose fruits are
edible and is a po****r food in south-central...
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using only dead
twigs 8 m (26 ft) off the
ground in a non-native
white leadtree. Peak
breeding season may be from
November to April.
Breeding season is...
