Millettia thonningii is a species in the genus "Millettia". It is a fluorescent pyranoflavonoid isolated from the seed oil of "Millettia pinnata". Frames usually are made by annatto wood, Millettia wood and rosewood. Wenge, a dark colored wood, is the product of "Millettia laurentii". Galls are often seen in "Millettia pinnata" leaves and fruits. The species "Millettia pinnata" has been investigated for use as biofuel. "Millettia pinnata" is native to South and Southeast Asia. Significant plants are bengal almond, "Millettia pinnata", and beach morning glory. The provincial tree is the "Millettia brandisiana" (; ). Indigenous trees include&colon; Sesa (Albizia gummifera), Birbira (Millettia ferryginea), Wanza (Cordia Africana). A number of bio-active chemicals have been reported from "Millettia pachycarpa" including several prenylflavonoids. Millettia lacus-alberti is a species of legume in the family Fabaceae. Millettia grandis is a species of legume in the family Fabaceae from South Africa. Millettia leucantha or sathon is a species of plant in the family Fabaceae. Bani ("Millettia pinnata") is a smooth tree (height of 8 to 25 meters).