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Drummond’s Milk-Vetch

Ethnobotany

No ethnobotanical use of this plant is recorded.

Botany

This plant has many stems 30–60 cm high, and each produces three or four stalks of drooping white flowers about 2 cm long. The dark grey-green leaflets number 25–30 per leaf, and are densely hairy on the bottom, but smooth on top. 

WildflowerPenny Dodd and Marion JankunisJuly 21, 2019Galt Museum & ArchivesComment
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