Sensitivae Censitae: A Description of the Genus Mimosa Linnaeus. Mem (65) books and widespread sources indicate that

and widespread sources indicate that species of this genus have been used for centuries in the New World for a variety of ills

the fourth largest family of flowering plants

(2) analyze the phylogenetic relationships of Grammadenia to determine it generic limits

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Sensitivae Censitae: A Description of the Genus Mimosa Linnaeus. Mem (65) books and widespread sources indicate thatAs implied in its title, this book is intended as a descriptive inventory or census of the species of Mimosa found in the New World. It is designed to provide a means of identification, a record of geographical and ecological distribution, and to serve as a precursor for regional and state floras that may be in preparation. Conservationists will find in these pages a rollcall of rare and highly localized species actually or potentially endangered. In