Fabaceae undershrub from Pune for ID

Shrikant Ingalhalikar

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Dear All,

Pls help in ID of this undershrub 1 m tall, found in deciduous forest near Pune. Leaves paripinnate. Flowers in terminal racemes 10-15 cm long. Regards

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Dear All,

Pls help in ID of this undershrub 1 m tall, found in deciduous forest near Pune. Leaves paripinnate. Flowers in terminal racemes 10-15 cm long. Regards

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In absence of any other pics, Abrus precatorius is the species with which flowers match very closely..

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