fabaceae

The big trunk in the background is from the same Fabaceae also.

Peas belong to the Fabaceae family or Leguminosae that is a big family of creatures expert in alkaloid's design.

Many plants in the Fabaceae family, of which clover is a member, fix nitrogen, not hydrogen.

Legumes suck less, and fabaceae has an awful lot of perennials in the family tree.

There’s a ton of mushrooms and fabaceae, very cheap nutritious and as much delicious if you learn to cook them well (like meat).

At least peanut is a fabaceae or it'd be false advertising all around.

Honeybees rarely will touch small Fabaceae and are not common on Apiaceae.

The dust of many species of fabaceae is poisonous if inhalated.

And every common garden invertebrate loves to nom on fabaceae.

Like plenty of tree species from the Fabaceae (pea) family.

The list of possible fabaceae trees is much bigger then.

Can't identify the background trees at this low resolution, but there is a small Fabaceae tree in the photo that looks like either Robinia pseudoacacia or Sophora.