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contains approximately 160 species.
Commonly known as
peavines or
vetchlings, they are
native to
temperate areas, with a
breakdown of 52
species in...
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Inverted repeat-lacking
clade (IRLC). Five
genera are included:
Lathyrus L. (
vetchlings) Lens Mill. (lentils)
Pisum L. (peas)
Vavilovia Fed.
Vicia L. (vetches)...
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Lathyrus vernus, the
spring vetchling,
spring pea, or
spring vetch, is a
species of
flowering herbaceous perennial plant in the
genus Lathyrus, native...
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cicera is a
species of wild pea
known by the
common names red pea, red
vetchling and
flatpod peavine. It is
native to Europe,
North Africa, and the Middle...
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subfamily Faboideae also have
names containing "vetch", for
example the
vetchlings (Lathyrus) or the milk-vetches (Astragalus). The
lentils are included...
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known by
several common names,
including Caley pea,
singletary pea,
hairy vetchling, and
Austrian winter pea. It is
native to Europe,
North Africa, and much...
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Lathyrus pratensis or
meadow vetchling,
yellow pea,
meadow pea and
meadow pea-vine, is a
perennial legume that
grows to 1.2 m in height. The hermaphrodite...
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Lathyrus nissolia, the gr****
vetchling, is a
species of
flowering plant in the pea and bean
family Fabaceae. Its
common name
refers to the gr****-like...
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Lathyrus aphaca,
known as the
yellow pea or
yellow vetchling, is an
annual species in the
family Fabaceae with
yellow flowers and solitary, pea-like fruits...
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Lathyrus clymenum, also
called Spanish vetchling, is a
flowering plant in the
family Fabaceae,
native to the Mediterranean. The
seeds are used to prepare...
