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Java cassia is a relatively new plant to many Dong Thap residents and is usually mistaken for the Cassia grandis because of their similar flowers, leaves, and stalks. |
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In recent years, Java cassia has been planted in many streets in Cao Lanh, the capital city of Dong Thap Province. |
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Java cassia has its origin in Southeast Asian forests. In Vietnam, this plant is mainly distributed in some Central Highlands and Southeastern provinces. |
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With its broad canopy and easy growth, Java cassia is planted to embellish and provide shade for streets and neighbourhoods. |
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Java cassia flowers are usually in bloom from April to June. |
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Java cassia flowers against the backdrop of flamboyant flowers. |
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A street in Cao Lanh lined with Java cassia and flamboyant trees. |
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Java cassia flowers in bloom in front of a house in Cao Lanh. |