Cassia sp.
Family: Fabaceae
What it is like
Cassia spp. probably C occidentalis L. or C. siamea or C obtusifolia. A group of leguminous shrubs.
There are 100 Cassia species. This group has been revised to a smaller more consistent group. Also as Caesalpinaceae.
Where it is found
A tropical plant. They mainly occur in the tropical lowlands.
Countries/locations it is found in
Pacific, Papua New Guinea
How it is used for food
The leaves of some species have been reported as eaten. CAUTION Many Cassia species contain poisonous alkaloids. They should only be eaten with extreme caution.
Edible parts
Leaves
How it is grown
Mostly they are self sown from seed.