family leguminosae

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Black Locust
... Steve Nix, Your Guide to Forestry. FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! Trees in the Legume Family - Leguminosae Leguminosae - Watson/Dallwitz Description of Black Locust - Robinia pseudoacacia Black Locust Leaves: alternate , odd-pinnately compound ...
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Other Plants 2-1
... is sometimes appreciated as a pot plant by alpine plant enthusiasts. Astragalus sinicus Family: Leguminosae Japanese name: RENGESOO Plant type: annual plant, terrestrial Habitat: grasslands or rice ... the plants into the soil in spring to enrich the soil. Botrychium ternatum Family: Ophioglossaceae Family: FUYUNOWARABI Plant type: evergreen fern, terrestrial Habitat: grasslands Blooming season: it ...
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Other Plants 2-3
... with red leaves. This cultivar is appreciated by alpine enthusiasts. Juniperus chinensis Family: Cupressaceae Japanese name: KAIZUKAIBUKI Plant type: evergreen tree, terrestrial Habitat: coastal areas ... appreciated as a Bonsai pot plant, especially by Bonsai enthusiasts. Lespedeza bicolor Family: Leguminosae Japanese name: YAMAHAGI Plant type: deciduous low tree, terrestrial Habitat: grasslands or ...
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Fruit Identification Outline
... elongate "bean pod" splitting along two seams; typical fruit of the third largest plant family, the legume family (Leguminosae or Fabaceae). The pod represents one folded modified leaf or carpel that is ... a winged fruit that certainly resembles a samara even though it belongs to the legume family (Leguminosae or Fabaceae). Like auto-rotation of helicopters, the samaras spin as they sail through ...
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Blue Wild Indigo
... Blue Wild Indigo Blue Wild Indigo Family: Leguminosae (Pea family) Genus: Baptisia Species: australis The other day I was asked how I decide which plant ... flags with “invasive” written all over them. It’s a member of the pea family, a decidedly promiscuous bunch. It’s tough and it survives most harsh conditions, from cold ...
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Sweet Pea
... Sweet Pea Sweet Pea Lathyrus odoratus Family: Leguminosae Genus: Lathyrus Species: odoratus It�s true of gardeners that one digger�s bromeliad is ...
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UMass Amherst: Biology Department -> Greenhouse -> Specimens
... of Search: Family Scientific Name Common Name Acantaceae Barleria sp. Search Again: Family: Genus: Species: Common Name: Ignore Case: Browse by Family: ... Hydrophyllaceae Hymenophyllaceae Illiciaceae Iridaceae Isoetaceae Isotaceae Juncaceae Labiatae Lardizabalaceae Lauraceae Leguminosae Lentibulariaceae Libocedrus Liliaceae Limnocharitaceae Linaceae Loasaceae Loganiaceae Lycopodiaceae Lythraceae ...
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UMass Amherst: Biology Department -> Greenhouse -> Specimens
... Ruellia makoyana monkey plant Search Again: Family: Genus: Species: Common Name: Ignore Case: Browse by Family: Acantaceae Acanthaceae Adiantaceae Agavaceae Aizoaceae ... Hymenophyllaceae Illiciaceae Iridaceae Isoetaceae Isotaceae Juncaceae Labiatae Lardizabalaceae Lauraceae Leguminosae Lentibulariaceae Libocedrus Liliaceae Limnocharitaceae Linaceae Loasaceae Loganiaceae Lycopodiaceae Lythraceae ...
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Species list
... Family Anthyllis vulneraria Kidney Vetch Leguminosae / Fabaceae Anthyllis vulneraria ssp. lapponica kidney vetch Leguminosae / Fabaceae Lotus corniculatus Common Bird's-foot-trefoil Leguminosae / Fabaceae Lotus pedunculatus Large Bird's-foot-trefoil Leguminosae ...
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LEGUMINOSAE
... m lumping them all together under the old name Leguminosae) CHARACTERISTICS OF THIS PLANT FAMILY: Leaves, Stem & Roots ~ The leaves of this plant family are placed alternately up the stem, and are ... named after a plant typical of the family. This has resulted in several groups which were previously sub-families of the Leguminosae being elevated to family status. These new plant families include ...
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