Plants

Chamaecrista ramosa is a branching leguminous herb or subshrub in the family Fabaceae, occurring across tropical South America. Its ramose (branched) habit allows it to …

Chamaecrista repens is a creeping or prostrate leguminous plant in the genus Chamaecrista, native to South America. Its low, spreading growth habit enables it to …

Chamaecrista rigidifolia is a stiff-leaved leguminous plant in the genus Chamaecrista, with rigid, firm foliage adapted to dry or rocky habitats. Native to South America, …

Chamaecrista robynsiana is a legume native to central Africa, named in honor of Frans Hubert Edouard Arthur Walter Robyns, a Belgian botanist and director of …

Chamaecrista roncadorensis is a South American legume associated with the Serra do Roncador region of Mato Grosso, Brazil. It belongs to the genus Chamaecrista in …

Chamaecrista rugosula is a leguminous plant with slightly wrinkled or rugose surface textures, as its name implies. Native to South America, it belongs to the …

Chamaecrista rupestrium is a rock-dwelling leguminous plant in the genus Chamaecrista, as its epithet indicates, adapted to the rocky campo rupestre habitats of Brazil. It …

Chamaecrista salvatoris is a South American legume in the family Fabaceae, named for its geographic origin or a collector. It grows in open tropical vegetation …

Chamaecrista scabra is a rough-textured leguminous plant in the genus Chamaecrista, with stems or leaves bearing a scabrous surface as its name indicates. It grows …

Chamaecrista schmitzii is a legume native to central Africa, named after a botanist named Schmitz who collected or studied the flora of the region. It …

Chamaecrista scleroxylon is a woody-stemmed species of Chamaecrista found in South America, with a name referencing its hard, dense wood tissue. It grows in open …

Chamaecrista secunda is a South American legume in the family Fabaceae whose name may refer to secondary or one-sided arrangement of its flowers or leaflets. …

Chamaecrista semaphora is a leguminous plant whose name may reference signal-like or flag-like floral or leaf structures. It is a South American member of the …

Chamaecrista seticrenata is a leguminous plant with bristle-toothed or notched margins on its leaves, as its compound species name indicates. It grows in tropical South …

Chamaecrista setosa is a bristly-haired leguminous plant in the genus Chamaecrista, with setose (stiff-bristled) hairs on its surface. Found in open tropical habitats of South …

Chamaecrista simplifacta is a leguminous plant in the family Fabaceae, belonging to the speciose tropical genus Chamaecrista. It is found in South American habitats and …

Chamaecrista sincorana is a leguminous plant endemic to or associated with the Sincorá range in Bahia, Brazil, a region of campos rupestres rich in endemic …

Chamaecrista sophoroides is a Chamaecrista species whose epithet indicates a resemblance to plants in the genus Sophora. A member of the Fabaceae subfamily Caesalpinioideae, it …

Chamaecrista souzana is a Brazilian legume in the family Fabaceae, likely named after a botanist or collector with the surname Souza. It is a member …

Chamaecrista spinulosa is a finely spiny leguminous plant in the genus Chamaecrista, with small spines or spinules on its stems or leaves. Found in tropical …

Chamaecrista stillifera is a leguminous plant with drooping or dripping features referenced in its name, possibly referring to pendant glands or inflorescences. It is a …

Chamaecrista strictifolia is a leguminous plant with strictly erect leaves, as its name indicates. Growing in open tropical savannas and campo vegetation of South America, …

Chamaecrista strictula is a slender, upright leguminous herb or subshrub in the genus Chamaecrista. Found in open tropical savannas and grasslands of South America, it …

Chamaecrista subpeltata is a South American legume whose name refers to the nearly peltate (shield-like) attachment of its leaf bases. It inhabits open or semi-open …

Chamaecrista swainsonii is a shrubby perennial legume native to Brazil, growing in cerrado, campos, and dry grassland habitats of central and southeastern Brazil. It produces …

Chamaecrista tenuisepala is a Fabaceae species distinguished by its slender, fine sepals as its name implies. Native to South America, it is a herbaceous to …

Chamaecrista tephrosiifolia is a Chamaecrista species with leaves resembling those of Tephrosia, another legume genus, as its name indicates. Native to South America, it grows …