What is amorph?

amorfa is a genus of flowering plants in the Fabaceae family often referred to as a false indigo. The name comes from the Greek roots, which means "erroneously". This description follows from the fact that AMORFA plants have one petal, unlike other members of this family who have five. Like other family members, AMORFY plants are reproduced by seeds. Most types of amorph grow in the United States, although some move to Canada and Mexico. These plants are consumed by larvae of moths, especially schinia Lucens .

Desert False Indigo, or Indigo Bush, is scientifically known as amorph fruticosa . This species is sometimes considered invasive, especially in the northeastern United States. It is actively cultivated in other places. Plants can grow to about 20 feet (6 meters) high and extremely wide. Most of these plants of these plants are concentrated in their upper third, although the shape may differ as a result of variations in climate and local space. They usually grow near fresh water. a. Fruticosa is probably the most widespread member of the family. Its maximum height is about 3 feet (1 meter). This plant is also called a fragrant false indigo because of its pleasant smell. a. Nana grows primarily on the Midwest. This plant is somewhat threatened in the wild, but is also a relatively common choice for garden growing.

Amorph Canescens , also known as lead, is somewhat smaller than a. Nana and less widespread. It is mainly in northern Illinois. Of all the different species in this family, lead water is most associated with indigenous use. Most likely it was historical use of skin relief and gastrointestinal pain, along with rheumatism. These plants have deep -legged roots and can survive the fires quite efficiently. The name Canescens means "gray" and refers to manysmall gray hair covering the plant.

and fruticosa and and. Canescens are the most common forms of Amorf. There are at least 14 other species, many of which are rare and limited to small regions. amorph ouachitensis or ouachita indigobush is an endangered species found only in the Ouachita Mountains in Arkansas and Oklahoma. amorph Georgian , Georgia False Indigo, growing only in Georgia and Carolinas. herbacea and schwerinii have similar regional distributions. Determination of amorph Californica is probably obvious: California.