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budda-pea

Aeschynomene indica L.
budda-pea
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Aeschynomene indica is a flowering plant in the Fabaceae family, commonly known as budda-pea. It is native to regions including the Nearctic, TW, MM, ZA, LK, and several European and Asian countries. The species was first described in 1753 by Linnaeus.

Description

Aeschynomene indica, also known as Indian jointvetch, kat sola, or curly indigo, is a legume species with a wide distribution across various continents. It is found in regions such as Belgium, France, The Netherlands, Great Britain, CO, KM, FM, VN, MU, SG, ID, IN, and MY. The plant is recognized by a variety of local names in different languages, including angiquinho, maricazinho, and he meng. It belongs to the genus Aeschynomene and is part of the Fabaceae family, known in English as the legume family.

Other common names

Indian Jointvetchcurly-indigonorthern joint-vetchhard solasensitive joint-vetchbudda-peaIndian joint-vetchkat sola

Distribution

Nearctic · TW · MM · ZA · LK · Belgium · Flemish Region · France · The Netherlands · Great Britain · CO · KM · FM · VN · MU · SG · ID · IN · MY · MG · PG · CN · Kruger National Park · BR · Global · FJ · Afghanistan · Alabama · Andaman Is. · Angola

Synonyms

Aeschynomene indica var. viscosaAeschynomene indica var. punctataHedysarum virginicumHedysarum neli-taliAeschynomene cachemirianaAeschynomene diffusaAeschynomene glaberrimaAeschynomene macropodaAeschynomene montanaAeschynomene oliganthaAeschynomene punctataAeschynomene quadrataAeschynomene roxburghiiAeschynomene subviscosaAeschynomene kashmirianaAeschynomene viscidulaSmithia asperaAeschynomene burmanniAeschynomene quadrataAeschynomene asperaAeschynomene hirsuta

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