Fabaceae -The Pea Family

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Fabaceae -The Pea Family Ca5 Co1+2+2 A9+1 G1 root nodules Apios americana Lathyrus maritimus diadelphous stamens

Vegetative Features Herbaceous plants (ours) Leaves alternate, compound, with stipules

Floral Features Ca5 Co1+2+2 A9+1 G1 Flowers with a banner, wings, and a keel Androecium diadelphous Pistil simple Fruit a legume or a loment

Economic Importance The third largest family of flowering plants Source of peas, beans, alfalfa, clover Nitrogen fixation Source of indigo dye

Amphicarpaea bracteata Local flora Apios americana Ground nut Desmodium canadense Showy tick-trefoil Amphicarpaea bracteata Hog peanut Lathyrus maritimus Beach pea