Family:
fabaceae
Toxic Parts:
all
Toxins:
lectins, dianthrone
Flower Color:
  • flower color
Found:
meadows, coastal, waterside, gardens

Time of Greatest Risk

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Geographical Distribution

Coffee senna distribution - United States

Related Species

Coffee Senna

Senna occidentalis

Coffeeweed, Mogdad Coffee, Negro-coffee, Senna Coffee, Stephanie Coffee, Stinkingweed, Septicweed
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Coffee senna (Senna occidentalis), previously referred to as Cassia occidentalis, is an upright annual or biennial shrub of the Fabaceae family. S. occidentalis has branched stems which are initially reddish-purple but turn greenish-brown as they mature. It produces clusters of bright yellow flowers and dark brown, flattened, sickle-shaped pods.

Poisoning Cases of Coffee Senna


All parts of S. occidentalis are toxic to ruminants if ingested.

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