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codariocalyx Synonyms

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A genus of flowering plants in the legume family (Fabaceae), native to tropical Asia, best known for including the telegraph plant which exhibits rapid, visible leaf movement in response to light and sound.

Usage Example

"Botanists frequently study members of the desmodium genus to understand the unusual motor cells that allow their leaflets to physically pivot."

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desmodium
Weak
legume

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