bonavist

• Enredadera trepadora perenne de los trópicos del Viejo Mundo, con hojas trifoliadas y racimos de flores fragantes de color púrpura parecidas a guisantes, seguidas de vainas de color granate con semillas comestibles. Se cultiva como planta ornamental y como verdura en el subcontinente indio.

A perennial twining vine from the Old World tropics, characterized by trifoliate leaves and racemes of fragrant purple pea-like flowers, followed by maroon pods containing edible seeds. It is grown as an ornamental and as a vegetable on the Indian subcontinent.

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   A perennial vine from the Old World tropics, with trifoliate leaves and fragrant purple flowers, followed by maroon pods containing edible seeds. It is grown as an ornamental and vegetable, especially in the Indian subcontinent.

   Bonavist (planta trepadora tropical)

   • The bonavist vine is often trained on trellises in Indian gardens.
   • Farmers cultivate bonavist for its nutritious seeds and attractive flowers.
   • The maroon pods of the bonavist plant are harvested when fully mature.

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