Sesbania grandiflora – Famine Foods

Sesbania grandiflora

Synonym(s):
Aeschynomene grandiflora

Uses

Africa: large, fleshy flowers eaten. India: leaves, flowers and young pods eaten.

Additional Information

Name Authority:
(L.) Poir.
Vernaculars:
Dangs, Surat district, Bombay Presidency: Agthio. Western Rajasthan: Basna
Misc:
Chemical composition: see RAHDA PANT & BISHNOI 1974

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