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Plant ID.... legume?

 
kevin stewart
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I found this plant next to a mesquite and a desert willow so lets call it a desert plant.
Sorry I didn't take a picture of the seeds.
Any help appreciated.
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Based on those 'fruit' pod and leaves it is in the legume family.

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Phil Gardener
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Perhaps an Acacia?  I'm not familiar with the desert species but I'm sure someone more local will ID it more clearly for you.
 
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locust?

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