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Common Name- Lajalu

Botanical Name- pudica

Classification:

Kingdom - Plantae

Unranked- Angiosperm

Unranked-

Unranked-

Order -

Family -

Genus - Mimosa

Species - pudica

Key Characters:

1- It is “shy, bashful or shrinking”; also called sensitive ,sleepy or shy plant.

2- It is a creeping annual or perennial herb.

3- The compound leaves folded inward and droop when touched or shaken, defending themselves from harm and re-open a few minute later.

4- Stem is erect, slender, branching.

5- Leaves are bipinnately compound with one or two pinnae hairs and 10-20 leaflets per pinna.

6- The petioles are also prickly.

7- Pedunculate pale pink or purple flower heads arise from the leaf axils.

8- The seeds have hard seed coast which restrict . Common Name- Zombi pea, Wild pea

Botanical Name- Vigna vaxillata

Classification:

Kingdom - Plantae

Unranked - Angiosperms

Unranked - Eudicots

Unranked - Rosids

Order - Fabales

Family - Fabaceae

Genus - Vigna

Species - vaxillata

Key Characters:

1- The habit is strong twinner.

2- Stem usually clothed with spreading silky hairs.

3- Leaflets three, acute at the apex obliquely and spreadly cuneate.

4- Flowers pink or purplish 2 to 4 flowered peduncles, keel prolonged into an uncurved beak. Common Name- Morning Glories

Botanical Name- Cassia tora

Classification:

Kingdom - Plantae

Unranked- Angiosperm

Unranked- Eudicots

Unranked- Rosids

Order - Fabales

Family - Fabaceae

Tribe - Cassieae

Sub-tribe - Cassiinae

Genus - Cassia

Species - tora

Key Characters:

1- It is herb, annual, erect, 30-60 cm high.

2- Leaflets obovate, oblong, glaucous.

3- Flowers are yellow, axillary or in pairs.

4- Pods are 0.5 cm, obliguely septate.

5- Seeds are 25-30 Rhombord. Name- Barka, Burkur

Botanical Name- Smithia purpuria

Classification:

Kingdom - Plantae

Unranked- Angiosperm

Unranked- Eudicots

Unranked- Rosids

Order - Fabales

Family - Fabaceae

Tribe -

Genus - Smithia

Species - purpuria

Key Characters:

1- It is an annual herb.

2- Stem is erect, branched, glabrous.

3- Stalkless lvs are pinnate, with oblong leaflets having bristle at the tip.

4- Purple flower about 1 cm across, occurs in recemes of 6-12 flowers.

5- The round standard petal and the wings are marked with white spots.