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Enterolobium

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Enterolobium
central American genus of plants in the family Mimosaceae. Includes E. cyclocarpum (conocaste tree), E. contortisiliquum (timbauba), E. gummiferum (tamboril da campo); no specific toxin identified, but cases of illness show hepatogenous photosensitization.
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Among the tree species Enterolobium saman (n=10) was extensive URBAN TREES AS SHELTER AND LIVELIHOOD OF HUMANBEING - AN OVERVIEW Introduction Trees could play a major role in shaping an environment by their strong influence on the structure of Plant cover, shelter to man, assemblage of the floral and faunal communities.
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A sua eficiencia foi constatada para sementes de Leucaena leucocephala (Nuno, 1995; Cavalcante e Peres, 1996), Enterolobium contortisiliquum (Eira et al.
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