Mimosa guilandinae
Mimosa guilandinae
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Mimosa guilandinae is a spiny shrub or liana in the legume family, native to tropical regions of the Americas. Like many mimosas, it likely has sensitive b
Mimosa guilandinae is a spiny shrub or liana in the legume family, native to tropical regions of the Americas. Like many mimosas, it likely has sensitive bipinnate leaves and produces globose flower heads in pink or white. The plant inhabits disturbed vegetation, forest margins, and secondary growth, where its thorny stems help it scramble through other vegetation.
Taxonomy
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What family does Mimosa guilandinae belong to?
Mimosa guilandinae (Mimosa guilandinae) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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