Family: Fabaceae
Group: Dicot
Perennation:
Perennial
Habit:
Shrub
Substrate:
Terrestrial
Native Status:
Native
Native Range:
Endemic to the Bahama Archipelago (accepted as endemic by the Flora of the West Indies; omitted by Freid et al. 2014).
Map of Locations [currently Florida only]
History in the Bahamas:
Described as a new species by Britton & Rose in 1930 (as
Peiranisia inaguensis) and presumably lumped into
Cassia biflora by Britton & Millspaugh (1920) and Correll & Correll (1982).
Synonyms:
Peiranisia inaguensis.
