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SAPAN See also: tree belonging to the leguminous genus Caesalpinia, a native of tropical See also: Asia and the See also: Indian See also: Archipelago
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The See also: wood is somewhat lighter in colour than See also: Brazil wood and its other See also: allies, but the same tinctorial principle, brazilin, appears to be See also: common to all
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