What is Senna Leaf
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Senna leaf is a species of plant in the Fabaceae family that is native to western Asia but found in tropical and non-tropical regions. It was first consumed by Arab and Egyptian traders and can grow as bushes up to 2-3 meters tall with 4-5 branches containing grayish green upper leaves and yellowish green lower leaves. Senna leaf plants reproduce through seed dispersal via wind pollination of their bright yellow flower clusters.
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