Chapmannia Torrey & A. Gray. Alicia.
A genus of about 7 species, perennial herbs, shrubs and trees, of tropical and subtropical America and Africa (Somalia and Socotra), most closely related in the Southeastern flora to Stylosanthes and the introduced Arachis (Lewis et al. 2005).
Ref: Isely (1998); Lewis et al. (2005); Mohlenbrock (2023b) In Flora of North America Editorial Committee (2023a). Show full citations.
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