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'''''Tipuana''''' belongs to subfamily [[Faboideae]] of the legume family [[Fabaceae]]. It has sessile leaves, and produces [[samara (fruit)]].

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Tipuana (name apparently Latinized from a Brazilian name). Leguminosae. Showy unarmed trees, used ornamentally in the extreme southern U. S. Lvs. unevenly pinnately compound, without stipels; lfts. several, alternate; stipules minute, caducous: fls. showy, yellow or pale purplish, in loosely branched terminal panicles; calyx turbinate, teeth short and broad; standard ovate or suborbicular, not appendaged; wings obliquely obovate or oblong; keel-petals obliquely oblong, obtuse, lightly connate; stamens all connate in a sheath which is split above: pod stipitate, indehiscent, 1-3-seeded, samara-like. — About 4 species, S. Amer. Here belongs the plant recently intro. to S. Calif. as Machaerium Tipu, which is said to yield one of the rosewoods of S. Brazil.

Tipuana (name apparently Latinized from a Brazilian name). Leguminosae. Showy unarmed trees, used ornamentally in the extreme southern U. S. Lvs. unevenly pinnately compound, without stipels; lfts. several, alternate; stipules minute, caducous: fls. showy, yellow or pale purplish, in loosely branched terminal panicles; calyx turbinate, teeth short and broad; standard ovate or suborbicular, not appendaged; wings obliquely obovate or oblong; keel-petals obliquely oblong, obtuse, lightly connate; stamens all connate in a sheath which is split above: pod stipitate, indehiscent, 1-3-seeded, samara-like. — About 4 species, S. Amer. Here belongs the plant recently intro. to S. Calif. as Machaerium Tipu, which is said to yield one of the rosewoods of S. Brazil.

*''[[Tipuana speciosa]]'' Benth. (accepted name [[Tipuana tipu]])

*''[[Tipuana speciosa]]'' Benth. (accepted name [[Tipuana tipu]])

*''[[Tipuana tipa]]'' Lillo (accepted name [[Tipuana tipu]])

*''[[Tipuana tipa]]'' Lillo (accepted name [[Tipuana tipu]])

*''[[Tipuana tipu]]''

*''[[Tipuana tipu]]'' (Benth.) Kuntze

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