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The Fabaceae family, known as legumes, are one of the most important plant families in both ecological and economic terms. Legumes help increase soil nitrogen and provide rich sources of vegetable protein for humans, livestock, and wild animals. The...
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This article is about Fabaceae s.l. (or Leguminosae), as defined by the APG System. For Fabaceae s.s. (or Papilionaceae), as defined by less modern systems, see Faboideae . The Fabaceae or Leguminosae are a large and economically...


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The Genera Desmodium and Hylodesmum (Fabaceae) in Alabama
03/01/2008: 10,660 words, approx. 36 pages
ABSTRACT Twenty species of Desmodium and three species of Hylodesmum occur in Alabama. Of these, all are native except D. tortuosum, which is introduced from tropical America. The most common species are D. paniculatum and H. nudiflorum. The least common species are D....
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A Revision of the North American Species of Apios (Fabaceae)
06/01/2005: 7,675 words, approx. 26 pages
ABSTRACT The revision of Apios in North America is based on morphological analysis of herbarium specimens as well as field and greenhouse observations. The genus is herein recognized as consisting of two distinct species in North America. Apios priceana was described by Robinson...
 


 

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