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| Pod 1 |
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| Pods 2 |
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| Pod 3 |
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All photos (and idea for quiz) from Peggy Wenrick. You can use the leaves and other features to help make the i.d. of these plants in the pea family (Fabaceae). Answers in tomorrow's post.
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