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Acacia macracantha Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.
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Leguminosae
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S North America (USA: Georgia and Florida; Mexico to Panama, Bahamas, West Indies) South America (tropics and subtropics)
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SW SC SE
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hel xer calc
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cl? dr (crushed leaves mouthwash for gumdisease, leaves decoction taken orally or applied for dysentery, chronic diarrhea and gangrene, roots and leaves drink or warm water bath for fever, roots and leaves wash and compress for infected sore) fw ma pl ti
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Acacia flexuosa Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.
Acacia lutea (Mill.) Britton non Leavenw.
Acacia lutea (Mill.) Hitch.
Acacia macrantha Kunth
Acacia macrantha Pittier
Acacia macrantha var. glabrens Eggers
Acacia macranthoides Bertero ex DC.
Acacia obtusa Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.
Acacia pellacantha Vogel
Acacia subinermis Bertero ex DC.
Mimosa flexuosa (Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.) Poir.
Mimosa lutea Mill.
Mimosa macrantha (Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.) Poir.
Poponax canescens Britton ex Britton & Killip
Poponax flexuosa (Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.) Britton & Rose ex Britton & Killip
Poponax lutea (Mill.) Britton & Rose
Poponax macrantha (Humb. & Bonpl. ex Willd.) Killip
Poponax macranthoides (Bertero ex DC.) Britton & Rose
Vachellia lutea f. thlipsacantha Speg.
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longspine acacia; Creole casha (Netherlands Antilles); French casha, long-spine acacia; long spined acacia, long-spined acacia (Bahamas); parknut; park-nut (Jamaica); porknut; Spanish casha (Netherlands Antilles); steel acacia (USA); stinh casha (Virgin Islands); stink casha; strink casha (Virgin Islands); wild tamarind (Jamaica, Virgin Islands)
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acacia piquant; acacia (Haiti); acacia savane p.p.; cambrón, carambouba (Haiti)
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acacia (Hispaniola); acacia aroma (Dominican Republic); algarrobo (Ecuador, Venezuela); aroma (Dominican Republic); aromo (Ecuador); cambrion, cambrón (Hispaniola); carambomba (Dominican Republic); casha; cuji, cuji negro (Venezuela); espina (Peru); espino, faique, guarango (Ecuador, Peru); guatapaná (Cuba); kini, sirado-sirao (Bolivia); tamarindo (Cuba, Haiti); tamarindo silvestre; taque (Ecuador, Peru); vilca (Ecuador)
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karambouba, zakasya pikan (creole, Haiti)
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