Hooked Wild Fenugreek is an annual herb, with stem
prostrate, hairless to sparsely velvet-hairy. Leaves are trifoliate,
with ;eaflets 5-13 mm long, 3-7 mm broad, obovate to
obovate-wedge-shaped, finely toothed, retuse to flat; stipules toothed.
Flowers are borne in a 5-10-flowered head-like stalked raceme.
Flower-cluster-stalks are 1-3 cm long, terminating in a spine.
Sepal-cup is 1.5-2.0 mm long, teeth shorter than the tube. Flowers are
4-6 mm long, yellow, pea-flower shaped. Fruit is more than 1 cm long,
curved like a bow. Hooked Wild Fenugreek is native to the E.
Mediteranian region to the Indian Subcontinent. Flowering:
February-March.
Identification credit: J.M. Garg
Photographed in Pali Ghat, Rajasthan
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