Jurema Branca-Pitecolobium Dumosum by Serginho de Natal, RN., Brazil ...

This is another of the varieties of Brazilian Rain Tree.
Belongs and was made by a friend from Nordeste of Brazil
Was collected in nature







Chloroleucon dumosum (Benth.) G.P. Lewis
https://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/t2628-brazilian-rain-tree-different-species
Shalom , Luciano.

Luciano,

thanks for taking the time to post these images. Very beautiful.

If ever you could post about 5 seeds to me, I would be very grateful.
Thanks again.
Khaimraj

Local ironwood - probably is not native ---- leaflets seem to float on the air - from seed.



The tree -

the tree you've shown here is known as Pau Ferro and is native to Brazil.
Pau Ferro=Iron Wood.
https://www.google.com.br/search?q=pau+ferro&hl=pt-BR&site=webhp&prmd=imvns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=wBUQUNnsH8PZ6wHDgoCwBw&ved=0CF4QsAQ&biw=1143&bih=715
Shalom Luciano.

Great progression, really like the trunk line

Wonderful progressn of pictures, thanks for sharing.

Fantastic job Luciano

I really think the tree you posted, Luciano, is a Caliandra. And, the tree that Khaimraj posted, is a Pithecolobium / Chloroleucon.
Both brazilian.

Victorghirotto wrote:I really think the tree you posted, Luciano, is a Caliandra. And, the tree that Khaimraj posted, is a Pithecolobium / Chloroleucon.
Both brazilian.

The tree Luciano posted is a big tree, I've already seen this specie and the leafs is a little bit bigger than caliandra, it´s easy to mistake.

Maybe Luciano can take a pic of both leafs of calliandra and jurema in order to us spot the difference. Can you Luciano?

The trunk is equal to Tortum, but we are shorter and the leaves are smaller.
http://arte108.forumeiros.com/t176-jurema-branca-natal-rn?highlight=natal
Shabbat Shalom Luciano.