Caesalpiniaceae

/ˌsiːsælˌpɪniˈeɪsiː/ noun

A large family of tropical flowering plants that includes many important trees, formerly classified as a separate family but now considered part of the legume family.

Named after the genus Caesalpinia combined with the botanical family ending '-aceae,' following Carl Linnaeus's systematic naming convention for plant families.

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