A newsletter to promote communication among research scientists
concerned witn the systematics of the Leguminosae/Fabaceae

Number 34 November 1991

From the Editors

Charles R. Gunn and Joseph H. Kirkbride, Jr.

The BB is designed to promote communication among research scientists concerned with
legume systematics. To achieve this goal the BB is issued in May and November of each year and
features six columns: From the Editors, New-s (meetings, major events, announcements, etc.), Latin
American Legume Report, Nodulation and Nitrogen Fixation (new nodulation records), Gleanings,
and Recent Legume Literature. Data in the Gleanings column are derived from questionnaire
sheets which Readers complete and return. If you have new-s about legume systematics, send it to
us for this column. The Recent Legume Literature column contains published research papers of
specific interest to BB Readers. Recent is defined as one year old. We rarely will publish a
citation that is more than one year old. Specific interest to BB Readers is defined as research
papers of interest to a world wide group of legume systematic botanists. We encourage Bean Bag
(BB) Readers to send us notices, observations, etc.

Diacritical marks can now be placed in the BB. If such marks should be placed in your
name, address, publications, etc., please let us know. We are especially interested in correcting our
Directory. Thank you.

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The Wingfield Report

Robert Wingfield

The world distribution of The Bean Bag copies seems in some respects considerably worse in
1990 than in 1989. Thus Africa’s share fell from 8.4 to 5.9%, Latin America’s from 17.8 to 14.6%,
and the tropical share from about 21 to 18.5 %, while Europe, United Kingdom, and Maryland rose to
30, 10.1, and 4.5% from 24, 8.4, and 3.3% respectively. Interestingly, Brazil’s share rose from 4.2 to
7.9% while Argentina’s fell from 7.6 to 3.9%. Tropical America, outside of Brazil and Mexico City,
now has only 2.2% (8 copies of which half go to people whose names suggest that they are probably
Europeans or North Americans), an ill augur for the proposed "Latin American Legume Report"
column. Asia, Australia, and USA remain with about the same share: Asia was 11.4, now 11.5%;
Australia was 4.9, now 4.2%; and, USA was 31.6, now 30%. The Bean Bag is no longer sent to 11
countries (6 in Tropical America: Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Paraguay, and Suriname; 2 in Africa:
Algeria and Ivory Coast; New Zealand; and, Portugal), and is now being sent to 4 other countries (3
in Europe: Greece, Hungary, and Sweden; and, Taiwan).

The turnover rate of recipients in some leguminously important countries seems high, e.g., the
percentage of disappearances from 1989 to 1990, 30.3% of 33 recipients for the United Kingdom, 32%
of 132 for USA, 37% of 19 for Australia, 50% of 14 for France, 52.4% of 21 for Argentina, 61% of
18 for India, and 100% of 6 for Colombia. One of the recipients with a European-looking name,
formerly receiving The Bean Bag in Colombia, reappears under Italy, and two new readers, also with
European-looking names, now receive The Bean Bag at his old address and are the only "Colombian"
recipients, perhaps similarly temporary there. Of course some of these changes may be transitory
fluctuation of little import, and if current readers are more useful than previous ones to The Bean
Bag's aims, change is good.

Why do I waste time on trivial distribution analyses, instead of publishing important legume
research worth listing in the "Recent Literature" section? In my opinion these easy analyses, which no
one else bothers to do, are worthwhile attempts to improve future legume research by drawing
attention to areas of the world needing it. I have the necessary equipment ( The Bean Bag, pocket
calculator, world map, and typewriter), funds (the price of a letter to USA), and experience, whereas
for my typification studies (which are progressing slowly), I, like many tropical colleagues, lack
necessary and (for us) expensive literature, equipment, transport, postage, etc., and spare time.

Gleanings

AGULLO with HOC, PALACIOS, and Picca has a paper in press on the pollen of 3 species of
Prosopis.

ARONSON has several papers in press and with Carlos Ovalle, and is studying nutrient cycling
and nitrogen fixation in Acacia caven on pseudosavannas of central Chile, and is working with
introduction plots of exotic legume trees and shrubs. Needs seeds of Acacia spp. from northern South
America or Meso-America, and offers seeds of Acacia spp. from southern South America and Africa.

ALBUQUERQUE needs viable seeds of Desmodium, Hymenaea, Ormosia, Taralea, and Zornia
for germination study. Offers information about Amazonian legume seeds.

ARAMBARRI is conducting SEM studies of testa characters in Lotus and with E. Ofila, I.
Volkart, E. Farina, and C. D’Alfonso is studying specific methods for seed management of indigenous
forest trees of Argentina (including legumes). Offers small seed samples of tree legumes.

AYMARD (new Reader) is working on systematic studies of Neotropical Canavalia and
Venezuelan Stylosanthes, Tephrosia, and Zornia and is collaborating with MAXWELL on Canavalia
for the Flora of Venezuelan Guayana. He and CUELLO have "Dos nuevas especies neotropicales del
genero Canavalia (Papilionoideae-Phaseoleae-Diocleinae)," including the new spp. C. beniensis and C.
wurdackii and the new variety C. dictyota var. ferruginea, in page proofs. Offers to identify
specimens of Canavalia, Stylosanthes, Tephrosia, and Zornia from the areas of his studies, and needs

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fruits and seeds of Caesalpinioideae.

BARRETO is contributing tribes Abreae, Dalbergieae, and Sophoreae for the new flora of

Cuba.

BERNAL is doing the legumes of the Parque Nacional Chingaza (Cundinamarca-Meta),
Colombia. Needs Crotalaria , Lupinus, Trifolium , and Vicia species. Offers legumes of the Parque
Nacional Chingaza (Colombia) and reprints of BERNAL, 1986, Crotalaria , Flora de Colombia , Ira.
ed., lmprenta Nacional de Colombia, Bogota, Colombia, 118 pp.

CHEIH (JIE). It was our great pleasure to meet Professor Chen Cheih at the U.S. National
Herbarium (US), September 1991.

CHOI is studying the morphological variation and taxonomy of Desmodium and Indigofera in
Korea. Needs seeds of Albizia kalkora, Hedysarum, and Taverniera , and offers legume specimens
from Korea.

CRISP has begun a new project on the molecular systematics and evolution of Oxylobium and
related Australian shrub legumes.

CUELLO (new Reader) is working on the systematics of Venezuelan Desmodium. See
AYMARD.

DEBOUCK with others has recently discovered a second wild form of Phaseolus lunatus in

Peru.

DHANALAKSHMI (new Reader) has undertaken studies of legume reproductive biology and
root nodulation, Acacia and Delonix regia (seed morphology, physiology, and micropropogation), and
A. amiculiformis and Clitoria ternatea (micropropogation and in vitro salt tolerance). Needs hybrid
seeds of Acacia amiculiformis X mangium. Offers publications on A. amiculiformis and other Acacia
spp. (seed physiology and in vitro micropropogation) and seeds of wild A. nilotica.

FRANCISCO-ORTEGA with others has a paper in press on a Canary Islands fodder tree:
ChamaeCVtisUS proliferus subsp. palmeusis = Chamecytisus palmensis (Christ) Bisby & K. Nicholls.

GAO (new' Reader) is analyzing the inflorescences of Lespedeza and related genera.

GILL is working with the germination biology of Peltophorum inermis and has 2 papers in press
on germination of Bauhinia monardra.

GRAVES is working with agronomic Lathyrus, Pisum, and Vicia spp. Needs Vicia amphicarpha
- v. sativa subsp. amphicarpha. and Factorovskva ascher soniana = Medicago hypogaea E. Small. Offers North
African Hedysarum , Medicago, and Trifolium spp.

GRIMES is revising Cullen and needs same from Australasia.

GUNN has scored in DELTA format 15 faboid tribes for his fruit-seed morphology study.
Would appreciate it if an Australian botanist could send him the drift seed article in the January 1990
Journal of Biological Geography , and also looking for a copy of the Journal of North-Eastern Forestry
Institute, Dungbei, volume 5, ca. page 48, 1979, for the article treating Tibetia (Ali) Tsui.

HANELT with others has in press a paper on chemotaxonomic relationships among spp. of Vicia
sect. Faba.

HOC. See AGULLO.

HOLLAND. Please send your legume specialty for inclusion in the next Directory.

HUGHES has named 2 subspecies of Leucaena from Guatemala, and continues exploration,
collection, and taxonomic revision of Leucaena with a series of field trips to Central America and
Mexico during 1991-92. Offers seeds of a wide range of Central American and Mexican woody
legumes.

JOSEPHINE (new- Reader) is working on the biochemistry and genetics of Cajanus cajan and
its putative progenitors, Atylosia cajani folia. Rhynchosia minima, and R. rothi.

KAYODE has started a study of the soil-enrichment attributes of the fast growing leguminous
trees. Needs agroforestry potentials of leguminous trees, and offers selected seeds of tropical
leguminous trees. Please send your legume specialty for inclusion in the next Directory.

KINGSOLVER is studying the Bruchidae of Chile and Costa Rica.

KUMAR is analyzing the shapes of legume leaves and needs information. Offers seeds of pea
(Pisum sativum) mutants.

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LADIPO (new Reader) works on multipurpose tree legumes in farming systems (agroforestry)
including exploration for germplasm, study of genetic variation, and breeding for agroforestry.

LUCKOW has started 3 projects: 1) Chloroplast DNA phylogeny of the tribe Mimoseae; 2)
phylogenetic relationships in Mimoseae; 3) phylogeny of the Dichrostachys group. Needs seeds from
any genus in Mimoseae, especially the Piptadenia/Newtonia and Dichrostachys groups, and of
Dimorphandra. Offers seeds of Desmanthus.

MACQUEEN is involved in exploring for collecting Calliandra calothyrsus in southern Mexico
and Central America.

MATOS has 4 papers in press on the foliar anatomy of Bauhinia and on the foliar epidermis of
Cuban Crotalaria, Swartzia cubensis, and tribe Caesalpinieae. She is working on: Foliar anantomy and
a taxonomic monograph of Cuban Crotalaria ; foliar epidermis of Cuban members of tribe Sophoreae;
taxonomy of tribe Tephrosieae; and the taxonomy and anatomy of the Cuban members of the
remaining tribes of Faboideae. Needs herbarium material with flowers and fruits of Crotalaria
latifolia , C. purdieana , C. quinquefolia , C. sagittalis, C. urbaniana, C. verrucosa, C. vitellina, and
Bembicidium cubense. Offers live material and herbarium specimens of Cuban vascular plants.

MENDENHALL (new Reader) has started a Ph.D. program on a chloroplast DNA study of the
phylogeny of Thermopsideae. Needs seeds of Ammopiptanthus, Anagyris, Piptanthus, and Asian
Thermopsis spp. and offers seeds of Baptesia and southeastern USA Thermopsis.

MENDON£A (new Reader) is working on the systematics of Machaerium in southern Brazil.
Needs identified herbarium specimens of Machaerium , and offers herbarium specimens from Minas
Gerais, Brazil.

OHASHI and Dyphon will publish in 1992 the Desmodieae for the Flore du Cambodge, du Loas,
et du Vietnam.

PALACIOS. See AGULLO.

PENNINGTON (new Reader) is involved in a joint project between Oxford University and
Kew covering the molecular systematics of Andira. Needs freshly dried leaf material of any Andira
sp. for chloroplast DNA analysis.

POKLE is working on the taxonomy and agronomy of Alysicarpus. Needs literature, plant
materials, and seeds of Alysicarpus and offers plant materials from India.

RIDDER-NUMAN is continuing with her project: Historical biogeography of S.E. Asia (West
Malesia and part of the mainland) based on the phylogeny of the genera Butea, Spatholobus, and
Kunstleria , with the latter as outgroup.

ROSKOV, YAKOVLEV, and A.K. Sytin started 2-year project to construct a database of USSR
legumes using the ILDIS framework.

SALMERON. Please send your legume specialty for inclusion in the next Directory.

SARAWANAKUMAR (new Reader) is working on the genetics and nutritional values of wild
pulse relatives in the Palney Hills of Western Ghats, India, and is collecting germplasm of same.

SAUFFERER is working with perennial lupines of North America and needs seeds of Lupinus
perennis and offers seeds of western North American perennial Lupinus spp.

SCHMIDT is studying Australian aboriginal use of legumes for food, medicine, and weapons.

SCHMID welcomes contributions to the column "Reviews and Notices of Publications" in Taxon.
He will send you a page of information and instructions. His address is:

Dr. Rudolf Schmid, Reviews and Notices Editor, Taxon
Department of Integrative Biology
University of California
Berkeley, California 94720, USA,
or faster arrival,

16 Edwin Drive

Kensington, California 94707, USA,

Voice: 415-525-0439
FAX: 415-643-6264.

SCHRIRE is working with the Indigofereae and Millettieae of Africa.

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STERGIOS has started 2 projects: Aldina monograph, and the caesalpinioid genera for the Flora
of the Cuianas.

TAVARES (new Reader) is revising Campsiandra , Heterostemon, and Martiodendron and
studying taxonomy and palynology of Amazonian Cynometra and Diptychandra. Needs literature
about Tachigali.

THOTHATHRI has started SEM studies on the seed coat morphology of tribe Millettieae and
subtribe Cajaneae. Needs seeds of Asiatic spp. of same, and offers reprints of recent publications on
Indian legumes.

ULIBARRI recently worked at Kew and with LEWIS is studying the Caesalpinioideae.

VANDERBORGHT offers small quantities of seeds of 150 taxa of Phaseoleae, mainly wild
Phaseolus and Vigna, with detailed passport data, and needs seeds of the same.

VIJAY KUMAR needs seeds and herbarium specimens of Alysicarpus, Atylosia . Millettia,
Rhynchosia, Sesbania, and Zornia. Offers seeds of Indian Indigofera spp.

VIJAYALAKSHMI needs Psophocarpus paulustris and offers P. tetragonolobus.

VOYTENKO has reviewed "Legume (Fabaceae) nomenclature in the USDA germplasm system"
for The Botanichesky Journal.

WIERINGA (new Reader) is beginning a taxonomic and ecological study of the African genera
Aphanocalyx, Monopetalanthus, and Tetraberlinia. The project is planned to take 4 years and includes
field work in Gabon.

ZHOU. Please send your legume specialty for inclusion in the next Directory.

RECENT LEGUME LITERATURE

Eds. Note: Author names in all capital letters are BB Readers. Their full names and addresses are listed in the November 1991 BB
Director)'. Correspondence about their articles should be sent directly to them.

ARAMBARRI. 1991. Vascular bundles in Lotus L. seeds. III. Lotus Newsletter 21: 11-13.

AYMARD and CUELLO. 1990. Revision del genero Canavalia (Leg. -Pap.) para Venezuela.

Recursos Tropicales para la Alimentacion Animal. 1(4): 1-40. Included are keys to the genera, subgenera, and

species of Venezuelan Diocleinae; 11 spp. of Canavalia are treated with taxonomic, ecological, utilization, and distributional data;
and, one new variety is presented, C. bicarinata var. unicostata.

AYMARD and CUELLO. 1991. Catalogo y adiciones a las especies Neotropicales del genero
Canavalia (Leg. -Pap.), pp 1-62. In Memorias del Seminario-Taller de trabajo internacional sobre
Canavalia, pp. 1-62. Ceniap-Fonaiap-UCV, Maracay, Venezuela, included are keys to the genera of

Diocleinae and to the subgenera and spp. of Canavalia, and the 37 spp. of Neotropical Canavalia are listed with their nomenclature,
synonyms, origin, distribution, ecology, and common names.

BARRETO and YAKOLEV. 1990. Notes on the genus Senna (Fabaceae). Bot. Zh. (Leningrad)

75(9): 1294-1295.

CHEN. 1990. Taxonomy, distribution and possible floristic origin of the genus Acacia from China.
Act. Bot. Yunn. 12(3): 255-268.

CHEN. 1990. Natural distribution of the genus Calliandra Benth. in China. Act. Phytotax. Sin.

29(1): 76-78.

Correa, J.E., and BERNAL. 1990. Caesalpiniaceae, vol. 3, pp. 170-429. In Especies vegetales
promisorias de los paises del Convenio Andres Bello, Ire. ed. Editora Guadalupe Ltda., Bogota.

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CRISP and WESTON. 1991. Almaleea, a new genus of Fabaceae from south-eastern Australia.
Telopea 4(2): 307-311.

Esquivel, M., L. Castineiras, T. Shagarodsky, J. Perez, K. Hammer, and H. Kniipffer. 1990. Las
especies cultivadas de Leguminosae en Cuba. Resumenes, V Congresso Latinoamericano de Botanica,
La Habana, Cuba. 328 pp.

FANTZ. 1990. Clitoria antillorum (Leguminosae). Moscosoa Contrib. Cient. Jard. Bot. Nac. Dr.
Rafael M. Moscosoa 6: 152-166.

FREITAS DA SILVA, L.M.M. Carreira, TAVARES, I.C. Ribeiro, M.A.G. Jardim, M. da G.A. Lobo,
and J. Oliveira. 1989. As leguminosas da Amazonia Brasileira - lista previa. Anais do XXXIX
CongreSSO Nacional de Botanica 2(1): 193-237. Summary of the 1 ,24 1 spp. in 146 genera housed in INPA, IAN, and
MG.

FRANCISCO-ORTEGA, M.J. Jacuson, A. Santos-Guerra, and M. Fernandez-Galuan. 1990. Genetic
resources of the fodder legumes tagasaste and escoban ( Chamaecytisus proliferus L.f., sensu lato) in
the Canary Islands. Plant Genetic Resources Newsletter 81/82: 27-32.

Gepts, ed. 1988. Genetic resources of Phaseolus beans. Kluwer Academic Publishers. us$i38.50, 613

pp., 23 chapters, in 5 sections: Germplasm, domestication and evolution, genetics, and cultivation of related species.

HUANG. 1991. Strongylodon (Leguminosae, Erythrininae), a revision of the genus. Agric. Univ.
Wageningen Paper 90-8: 1-69.

HYMOWITZ, R.J. Singh, and R.P. Larkin. 1990. Long-distance dispersal: The case for the
allopolyploid Glycine tabacina (Labill.) Benth. and G. tomenlella Hayata in the west-central Pacific.
Micronesica: Journal of the University of Guam 23(1): 5-13.

KARATELA et al. 1990. Observations on the cuticular features and stomatal ontogeny in the leaves
of some Papilionaceae from Nigeria. Fed. Rept. 101: 183-188.

KINGSOLVER. 1991. Biosystematics of the genus Zabrotes of America north of Mexico (Coleoptera:
Bruchidae). Trans. Amer. Entomol. Soc. 1 16: 135-174. Species that infest Phaseolus and Vicia seeds.

LEWIS. 1991. A new combination in Pseudopiptadenia (Leg.-Mim.). Kew Bull. 46(1): 118.
LEWIS. 1991. Five new taxa of Piptadenia (Leg.-Mim.) from Brazil. Kew Bull. 46(1): 159-168.
LEWIS. 1991. A new combination in Dolichopsis (Leg.-Mim.). Kew Buil. 46(2): 354.

LEWIS. 1991. Another new combination in Pseudopiptadenia (Leg.-Mim.). Kew Bull. 46(2): 358.

Lioi, L., M. Esquivel, L. Castineiras, and K. Hammer. 1990. Phaseolin variation among common
bean land races from Cuba. Biol. Zentralbl. 109: 231-233.

MAXWELL. 1991. Fabaceae (Leguminosae), Subfamily Faboideae (Papilionoideae), Tribe Phaseoleae.
In M.D. Dassanayake, ed., A Revised Handbook to the Flora of Ceylon 7: 236-381. Amerind
Publishing Co., New Delhi.

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Mosjidis, C.O’H., C.M. Peterson, and MOSJIDIS. 1990. Developmental differences in the location of
polyphenols and condensed tannins in leaves and stems of sericea lespedeza, Lespedeza cuneata.

Annals of Botany 65: 355-360.

Maquet, A., A. Gutierrez, and DEBOUCK. 1990. Further biochemical evidence for the existence of
two gene pools in lima beans. Annu. Rept. Bean Improvement Coop. 33: 128-129.

Ohashi, H. 1991. Taxonomic studies in Desmodium heterocar pon L. DC. (Leguminosae). Jour. Japan.
Bot. 66(1): 14-25.

Perez de Paz, P.L. 1990. Lotus pyranthus P. Perez, spc. nov. (Fabaceae-Loteae) nuevo endemismo de
La Palma (Islas Canarias). Vieraea 19: 315-318.

Ragupathy, S., THOTHATHRI, and A. Mahadevan. 1990. A new species of Acacia (Mimosaceae)
from Thanjavur district, Tamil Nadu, India. Jour. Econ. Tax. Bot. 14: 751-752.

Ragupathy, S., THOTHATHRI, and A. Mahadevan. 1990. Acacia minuti folia Ragu. et al.
(Mimosaceae) - A new species from the Coromandel coast of Thanjavur district, Tamil Nadu. Indian
Jour. For. 14.

ROSKOV. 1991. Chrysaspis dubia (Fabaceae) in the Caucasus. Jour. Bot., Leningrad, 76: 67-68. in

Russian.

RUDD. 1991. Fabaceae (Leguminosae), Subfamily Caesalpinioideae. In M.D. Dassanayake, ed., A
Revised Handbook to the Flora of Ceylon 7: 34-107. Amerind Publishing Co., New Delhi.

RUDD. 1991. Fabaceae (Leguminosae), Subfamily Faboideae (Papilionoideae), Tribes Galegeae,
Psoraleeae, Indigofereae, Robinieae, Tephrosieae, Aeschynomeneae, Genisteae, Crotalarieae, Bossiaeeae
and Dalbergieae. In M.D. Dassanayake, ed., A Revised Handbook to the Flora of Ceylon 7: 108-236.
Amerind Publishing Co., New Delhi.

Sanderson, M.J. 1991. Phylogenetic relationships within North American Astragalus L. (Fabaceae).
SySt. Bot. 16(3): 414-430. Cladistic analysis of 133 spp. and vars.

SCHULTZE-KRAFT. 1991. The CIAT collection of tropical forages. 2. Catalog of germplasm from
Venezuela. Working Document Number 85. Centro Internacional de Agricultura Tropical, Cali,
Colombia. 296 pp.

SCHULTZE-KRAFT. 1991. The CIAT collection of tropical forages. 3. Catalog of germplasm from
Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean. Working Document Number 90. Centro Internacional
de Agricultura Tropical, Cali, Colombia. 296 pp.

Smith, R.H., and LEWIS. A new combination in Clitoria (Leg. -Pap.). Kew Bull. 46(2): 320.

Sun, H. and CHEIH CHEN (JIE CHEN). 1991. Natural distribution on the genus Calliandra Benth.
in China. Act. Phytotax. Sin. 29(1): 76-78.

Sun, H., CHEIH CHEN (JIE CHEN), Z.-K. Zhou, and Y. Fei.. 1991. The leaf architecture and its
taxonomic significance in the genera Albizia and Cylindrokelupha from China. Act. Bot. Yunn. 13(3):
241-253.

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TAVARES. 1989. Uma nova especie do genero Cynometra L. (Caesalpinaceae) para a Amazonia.

Acta AmaZOnica 19; 155-157. Cynometra macrocarpa Tavares

ULIBARR1. 1991. Notas en el genero Caesalpinia L. (Leguminosae-Caesalpinieae): II. Candollea
46(1): 163-168.

ULIBARRI. 1991. Nueva especie de Caesalpinia (Leguminosae) del Peru. Darwiniana 30(1-4):
231-232.

Vezey, E.L., FERGUSON, and J.J. Skvarla. 1991. Computer-generated key to pollen of tribe
Swartzieae (Leguminosae). Rev. Paleobot. Palynol. 68(3-4): 289-302.

WEDER and K. Haussner. 1991. Inhibition of human and bovine trypsin and chymotrypsin in
fenugreek ( Trigonella foenum-graecum L.) seeds: Demonstration and purification. Z. Lebersm. Unters
Forsch 192: 455-459.

WEDER and K. Haussner. 1991. Inhibition of human and bovine trypsin and chymotrypsin in
ferugreek ( Trigonella foenum-graecum L.) seeds: Isolation and characterization. Z. Lebersm. Unters
Forsch 192: 535-540.

YAKOVLEV. 1991. Legumes of the world. 237 pp. In Russin. Is anyone translating this book into English?

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