Ginkgotoxin can also be found in other plants of the genus "Albizia". Many species now in the genera "Albizia" and "Abarema" were formerly classified in "Pithecellobium". All coffee is shade grown under "Calliandra", "Erythrina" and "Albizia" trees. This vegetation has been reclassified as the "Albizia amara" community. The characteristic vegetation is woodlands of "Hardwickia binata" and "Albizia amara". Above there is montane forest with "Podocarpus", "Croton", "Macaranga" and "Albizia" up to . "Albizia julibrissin" was described by Antonio Durazzini. Albizia amara is a tree in the family Fabaceae. Further from the river common species include Acacia polyacantha and Albizia gummifera. Trees on which this species likes to feed include "Albizia", "Entada" and "Newtonia" species. Albizia chinensis is a browse tree, its leaves being readily eaten by goats. Caribbean Albizia bark (Albizia niopoides) gives a tea that soothes scorpion stings. However, Francisco Manuel Blanco used "Mimosa lebbeck" to refer to "Albizia retusa" ssp. "retusa". Wood from "Albizia lebbeck" has a density of 0.55-0.66 g/cm or higher.