00327nas a2200121 4500008004100000245002900041210002900070300000800099490000700107100001600114700002200130856005300152 1974 eng d00aNote on the genus Cassia0 aNote on the genus Cassia a2050 v251 aLarsen, Kai1 aLarsen, Supee, S. uhttps://legumes-singapore.myspecies.info/node/4600368nas a2200133 4500008004100000245003300041210003200074300001000106490000600116100001600122700002200138700002100160856005300181 1984 eng d00aLeguminosae-Caesalpinioideae0 aLeguminosaeCaesalpinioideae a1-1340 v41 aLarsen, Kai1 aLarsen, Supee, S.1 aVidal, Jules, E. uhttps://legumes-singapore.myspecies.info/node/2902409nas a2200157 4500008004100000245005100041210004800092260000900140300001400149490000700163520197600170100001402146700001602160700002202176856005302198 1996 eng d00aCaesalpiniaceae (Leguminosae-Caesalpinioideae)0 aCaesalpiniaceae LeguminosaeCaesalpinioideae c1996 a409–7300 v123 a

In Malesia the family contains 25 indigenous genera and 8 genera with only introduced species, as follows (in brackets the number of native and/or introduced species in Malesia): Acrocarpus (1), Afzelia (2), Amherstia (1), Bauhinia (69), Brownea (4), Caesalpinia (22), Cassia (4), Chamaecrista (5), Copaifera (1), Crudia (28), Cynometra (14), Delonix (1), Dialium (5), Endertia (1), Gleditsia (1), Haematoxylum (1), Hymenaea (2), Intsia (2), Kalappia (1), Kingiodendron (3), Koompassia (3), Leucostegane (2), Maniltoa (13), Parkinsonia (1), Peltophorum (3), Pterolobium (5), Saraca (8), Schizolobium (1), Senna (17), Sindora (15), Sympetalandra (5), Tamarindus (1), Uittienia (1). Altogether there are 200 indigenous species in the area, and 42 introduced species are also fully treated.
The general family part is by the three authors, except a chapter on palynology (R.W.J.M. van der Ham) and a chapter on phytochemistry and chemotaxonomy (R. Hegnauer). K. & S. S. Larsen contributed Bauhinia. The genera Cassia, Chamaecrista, and Senna are authored by K. Larsen & Ding Hou, Dialium by J. P. Rojo. Ding Hou contributed the remainder of the genera.
The family introduction covers 21 pages, not including the keys. There are two keys to the genera and one to the ‘exotic’ genera which are in Malesia only represented by cultivated species. For each accepted taxon, from genus to variety, there is a morphological description/diagnosis, synonymy and references, and paragraphs on habitat/ecology, distribution, uses, etc. Genera with more than one species (in the area) have a key to the species, sometimes two, and also the infraspecific taxa are keyed out.
Genera are arranged alphabetically, as are the species under each genus, only in Bauhinia the species are alphabetical under the pertinent subgenus/section.
Illustration is by 47 drawings, most of them full-page, and by five black-andwhite photographs.

1 aHou, Ding1 aLarsen, Kai1 aLarsen, Supee, S. uhttp://www.repository.naturalis.nl/record/532557