Hairy Snoutbean is a large climber with stout woody stem. Branches are
covered with velvety hairs. Leaves are trifoliate, 10-15 cm, carried on
3-5 cm long stalks. Leaflets are rhomboid-ovate, 5-10 cm, long-pointed,
velvet-hairy, with rounded base. Flowers are borne in stalked racemes
15-25 cm long. Bracts are large, leaf-like, falling off early. Flower-
stalks are 1 cm long, velvety. Sepal cup is 2 cm long, densely hairy.
Flowers are bright red or white. Pods are as long as the calyx, gray-hairy.
Hairy Snoutbean is used as food by local tribal in the Udayagiri forest of
Nellore district of Andhra Pradesh of southern Peninsular India.