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Amérique du Nord
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Famille |
Répartition |
Zone de répartition en Amérique du Nord |
Hauteur |
Feuillage |
Écologie |
Utilisation |
Synonyme |
Nom anglais |
Nom français |
Nom espagnol |
Autre nom |
Nom commercial |
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Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit
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Leguminosae
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SE North America (Mexico: Yucatán?) int South America, S Eurasia, Africa (tropics) and N Oceania (New Guinea, Philippines, Indonesia, Micronesia, Hawaii)
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SE
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E[D]
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sci->hel hyg? mes->xer neut->basi calc sili
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dr fd (honey) fr (fodder for horses, seed) fw (charcoal and oil with mooted seeds, fuel) ma (beads made with seeds) pl (ornamental, quick set edge) pp (paper pulp) sa (agricultural shade, anti-erosion, fertilizer, green manure, soil improvement because of nitrogen fixation, windbreaks) ti (boxes, building piles, fence posts, interior construction, light construction, poles, tutors) tx (leaves, nuts mixed with other foods are toxic for ruminants)
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Acacia biceps Willd.
Acacia frondosa Willd.
Acacia glauca Willd.
Acacia leucocephala (Lam.) Link
Acacia portoricensis Bello non (Jacq.) Willd.
Leucaena glauca Benth.
Leucaena latisiliqua (L.) Gillis & Stearn
Mimosa glauca L.
Mimosa leucocephala Lam.
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white leadtree; cowbush (Bahamas); cowbush leucaena, false koa, horse tamarind; jimbay, jumbay (Bahamas); jumbie bean; jump and go (Bahamas); lead tree (Jamaica); leadtree, leucaena; shack-shack (Trinidad); tantan, timbay, trembie bearn, trembie bearn leucaena; West Indies mimosa (Trinidad); white popinac, whitepopinac leadtree, wild mimosa, wild taman, wild tamarind
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leucéna glauque; banglin, bois bourro; bois-lolo (Guadeloupe); graines de lin, graines de lin pays; grains de lin pays (Haiti); leucaena, leucaena glauque, leucaena macata; macata (Guadeloupe); macata-bourse, manger-cabrit; monval (Guadeloupe); tamarin bâtard, tchia-tchia; tchia-tchia marron (Haiti); tchia-tchio, zing zing
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acacia (Puerto Rico); acacia bella rosa (Colombia); acacia blanca, acacia forrajera (Colombia); acacia palida, acacia paloda (Puerto Rico); acacra forrajera, acara blanca (Colombia); arbol de plomb, arbol de plomo (Costa Rica); aroma blanca, aroma blanco, aroma boba, aroma mansa, aromaboba (Cuba); barba de león (Guatemala); carbonero, carbonero blanco (Colombia); chajal (Mexico); chamba (Bolivia); chapre, gigante (Ecuador); granadillo bobo, granadino, granolino (Hispaniola); guaje (Honduras, Mexico); guaje de Castilla (Mexico); hediondilla (Puerto Rico); huaje (Mexico); ipil-ipil (Ecuador); lambtoro, lesena; leucaena (Colombia, Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua); leucaena guaje (Mexico); leucana (Colombia); leucena (Nicaragua); lino, lino criollo (Hispaniola); macata blanca (Martinique); panelo (Colombia); quarcilla (Puerto Rico); rompeviento (Nicaragua); shack-shack (Trinidad); sipia (Honduras); tamarindillo (Puerto Rico); tantan (Colombia, Nicaragua); tembladera (Cuba); zarcilla (Puerto Rico)
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chajlib, chashi (Mexico); ekoa; gin-nemu (Okinawa); huashi, huatsin (Mexico); ipil-ipil (Philippines, Sri Lanka); ipilipil (India); kagavai; kemlandingan (Indonesia); kiulilac (totonaco); koa-haole (Hawaii); ku-babul (India); lamtora, lamtora gung (Indonesia); leleques (Mexico); lisina ti fèy (creole, Haiti); lusina (Tanzania); mimosa (Netherlands Antilles); natlucavundad, natlucavundal; pacapaca (zoque); petai belalang (Sabah); su-babul, subabul (India); tagavari; talntangan, tangan tangan, tangantangan (chamorro, Micronesia); tantan (Netherlands Antilles); telentund (palauan, Micronesia); tumbarabu (Netherlands Antilles); uaxi, uaxim (Mexico); umi (Sri Lanka); xaxim (maya); yaje (Mexico)
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