Thermopsis rhombifolia (Nutt. ex Pursh) Nutt. ex Rich.s.
Annotated by C. J. Chen, 1991.

Montana: Carter County: Ekalaka. Elev. 3000 ft.
45.8888869° N, 104.5527299° W
Coordinate Source: USGS-website.
Scientific Name: Leguminosae; Common Name: Wild sweet pea; Amount of Moisture: Dry; Amount of Shade: Found on prairie and at food of coal hills; Kind of Soil: Black coaly soil; Height of Plant: 12 inches; Exposure: Exposed to wind; Fruit Color: Light brown seeds; Color of Flower: Yellow; Land ever planted: no; Recently plowed: no; Land grazed: By cattle and horses; not irrigated. First determination has two authors, C.J. Chen (PE) and B. Turner (TEX). University of Texas Herbarium.Biological Project of N.Y.A. Phenology: Fruits.

Josephine Lovisik 103, Jun 17, 1936
MONTU, Accession: 27170