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Acacia greggii A.Gray
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Leguminosae
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MW MC SW SC North America (USA: California to Texas, Mexico)
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MW MC SW SC
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dr (pods, leaves and roots can be used to make medicinal teas) fd (Arizona Indians ground the pods for use in mush and cakes, honey) fd(ob) (seeds) fr (the flowers are an excellent source of nectar for honeybees) fw (fuel) ma (a gum similar to gum arabic exudes from the trunk, this substance is used locally in Mexico) ti (small household articles, the wood is strong and has been used in various carpentry projects)
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Senegalia greggii (A.Gray) Britton & Rose
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catclaw acacia; catclaw (Mexico); cat’s-claw; devil's claw (Mexico); dewilsclaw, Gregg catclaw, long-flower catclaw, paradise flower, Texas catclaw, Texas mimosa, wait-a-bit;
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acacia ongle-du-chat; acacia ongle du chat
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gatuño, tepame, tésota, uña de gato (Mexico); uña-de-gato
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