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 ordeal tree, sassy bark, red water tree, sassywood
 Tree, up to 40m high, native to tropical Africa; bark grey to black; leaves bipinnate, shiny dark-green; flowers in axillary or terminal panicles of spike-like inflorescences, very small, pale yellow to greenish-yellow with red hairs outside; fruits are reddish-brown to grey-brown, flat pods, containing 5-11 seeds; seeds dark-brown, glabrous, shiny.
-The ingestion of poisonous tree bark decoction as ordeal ('Sassywood') is an institution of criminal justice in contemporary Liberia. \\
+Cultivated also as ornamental in Singapore. Genus name and the name 'red water tree' refer to the red sap of the bark, which can turn water reddish. [[http://uforest.org/Species/E/Erythrophleum_suaveolens.html]]
+The ingestion of a poisonous tree bark decoction as ordeal ('Sassywood') is an institution of criminal justice in contemporary Liberia. \\
 [Sassywood., Leeson, P.T., Coyne, C.J., Journal of Comparative Economics, 40(4), 2012, 608-620] [[http://www.peterleeson.com/Sassywood.pdf]]