Pata de vaca is a small tree that grows 5-9 m tall. Its leaves are 7-10 cm long and shaped like a cow's hoof, which is distinctive to the Bauhinia genus. Its Brazilian name, pata de vaca, translates to cow's foot. It produces large, drooping white flowers and a brown seed pod resembling that of mimosa. It can be found in the rainforests and tropical parts of Peru and Brazil. It is quite prevalent in Rio de Janeiro and Brazil's Atlantic rainforest to the south. The Bauhinia genus comprises about 500 species of shrubs, small trees, and lianas in the tropics - most of which bears the distinctive cow's hoof shaped leaves. Pata-de-vaca is also widely used in Brazil for the treatment of diabetes. Where to buy Pata De Vaca, online please click the link below.
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