| legume |
Any member of the bean or pea family Fabaceae; a type of dry fruit whose pod forms from one carpel and opens from both sides.
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| legume |
The characteristic fruit of the Leguminosae family consisting of a long pod containing large seeds lined up one by one. Examples: Honeylocust, Chinese Scholar Tree.
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| legumelin |
An albumin present in many leguminous seeds, as in peas. SEE: legume.
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| legume |
Specifically, the "pea-pod" fruit of the family Fabaceae (old name: Leguminosae). A member of the Pea family. A plant which has flowers similar to those of a pea.
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| legume |
The seeds of certain plants, including beans and peas, which are eaten for their earthy flavors and high nutritional value. Also, the French word for vegetable.
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