292. Corolla yellowish; keel as long as the wings; standard not auricled. Flowers two or several together in the axils of the leaves, subsessile. Fruit ripening under ground.--Species 1. West Africa. Cultivated for its edible seeds. =Kerstingiella= Harms Corolla red; keel shorter than the wings; standard slightly auricled. Flowers in axillary racemes or false-racemes. Fruit ripening above ground. (See 266.) =Glycine= L. 293. Calyx-lobes very unequal. Standard oblong or ovate; wings shorter than the keel, auricled at the base. Style downy below.--Species 4. Tropics. =Cylista= Ait. Calyx-lobes about equal, but the two upper ones sometimes more or less united. 294 294. Seeds oblong, without an outgrowth at the hilum; hilum linear, the funicle affixed at its apex. Upper calyx-teeth free or shortly united. Standard oblong or obovate. Erect or decumbent, rarely twining plants. (See 239.) =Eriosema= DC. Seeds orbicular or reniform, with a more or less distinct outgrowth at the hilum; hilum orbicular or oblong, the funicle affixed in the middle. Upper calyx-teeth more or less united. Standard orbicular or obovate. Twining or decumbent, more rarely erect plants. (See 239.) =Rhynchosia= Lour. 295. (287.) Calyx entire or obscurely toothed, gibbous at the base. Corolla yellow or red. Ovary surrounded at the base by a tubular disc. Style broadened in the middle. Fruit flattened, 2-valved. Twining herbs. Bracteoles present.--Species 1. South and East Africa and Madagascar. =Dumasia= DC. Calyx distinctly toothed. 296 296. Upper sepals wholly united; hence calyx 4-toothed or 4-cleft. Twining herbs. 297 Upper sepals more or less separate; calyx 5-toothed or 5-cleft. 298 297. Calyx-lobes short. Corolla red; keel shorter than the wings. Rachis of the inflorescence not thickened at the insertion of the pedicels. Bracts striate.--Species 1. Mountains of Central Africa. =Shuteria= Wight & Arn. Calyx-lobes long. Corolla yellow; keel as long as or longer than the wings. Rachis of the inflorescence thickened at the insertion of the pedicels. Bracts bristle-like.--Species 2. East Africa to Natal and Mascarene Islands. =Galactia= P. Browne 298. Wings free from the keel. Flowers small, red. Leaflets large. 299 Wings adhering to the keel. 300 299. Fruit septate between the seeds, oblong. Seeds globose. Ovules 3-5. Style thickened below. Standard auricled at the base.--Species 1. German South-west Africa. =Neorautanenia= Schinz Fruit not septate between the seeds, flat, with transversely veined valves. Seeds reniform. Style awl-shaped. Upper calyx-lobes united high up. Hairy plants.--Species 5. Central and South-east Africa (_Anarthrosyne_ E. Mey.) =Pseudarthria= Wight & Arn. 300. Bracteoles wanting. Keel gibbous or spurred on each side. Connective ending in a gland, a point, or a tuft of hairs. Plants with appressed hairs fixed by the middle. (See 215.) =Indigofera= L. Bracteoles present. 301