File:Lathyrus japonicus.jpg
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| Description | Lathyrus japonicus, a rare plant of shingle. Very prone to disturbance. In olden times apparently folk in East Anglia used to get a crop of peas from this. |
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| Author | Alastair Rae from London, United Kingdom |
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