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Does anyone recognize the vegetable in this picture?

This is adzuki bean.

Azuki bean flowers

Azuki bean seeds

Azuki bean (Latin name: Vigna umbellata (Thunb.) Ohwi et Ohashi,[1] alias: vermilion bean), an annual, semi-twining herb of the genus cowpea in the family Leguminosae.

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Its stems are slender, pinnately compound with 3 leaflets, the leaflets papery, ovate or lanceolate, the base broadly cuneate or obtuse, entire or slightly 3-lobed, the racemes axillary, with 2-3 flowers, the bracts lanceolate; the pedicels are short, the flowers yellow, ca. 1.8 centimetres long, ca. 1.2 centimetres broad, the pods linear- terete, the seeds 6 to 10, long elliptic, usually dark red, hilum concave, flowering from May to August.

Basic Information

Chinese Literary Name

Ribes

Order

Fabales

Latin Name

Vigna umbellata (Thunb.) Ohwi et Ohashi

Suborder

Rosaceae

Rosineae Rosineae

Alias

Rice bean Vegetable bean Red bean Red cowpea Red bean Red rice bean Four-season bean

Family

Leguminosae Fabaceae

Biomorphism

Vigna umbellata

Subfamily

Pteridophyllums subfamily Faboideae

Boundary

Plantae

Groups

Cabbage bean tribe Phaseoleae

Phylums

Angiosperms Magnoliophyta

Genera

Cowpea genus Vigna

Phyllotaxy

Dicotyledons Magnoliopsida

Species

Cowpea V. umbellata