Abstract
The Cleomaceae family, which includes 2 genera and 220 species, is predominantly found in hot temperate, desert, and tropical regions (Chase et al., 2016). This family members include species with various traditional uses, such as bioinsecticide, forage, ornamental plant, and for magical, religious, and medicinal purposes (Magalhaes et al., 2023).
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