Lablab
- noun
- /ˈlæblæb/
- Specialized
- Botanists classify the hyacinth bean under the Lablab genus.
Examples
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The Lablab genus includes the popular hyacinth bean, grown in tropical regions.
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Farmers often plant Lablab as a cover crop to enrich soil fertility.
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The Lablab plant is known for its beautiful flowers.
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Many gardeners love to grow Lablab in their backyards.
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The garden was filled with colorful Lablab flowers, attracting many pollinators.
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Farmers often grow Lablab beans for their nutritious seeds and beautiful blooms.
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In tropical climates, Lablab is a popular choice for adding ornamental beauty to landscapes.
Compounds
- Specialized
A climbing plant with purple flowers and dark red pods that contain edible beans and is grown in gardens
- Specialized
A climbing plant with fragrant purple flowers and maroon edible pods often grown as a garden plant and vegetable
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lablab comes from the local name for the hyacinth bean, probably from Arabic or an African language, and the name simply repeats the sound lab. A helpful way to remember it is to think of Lablab as the plant's own name that became the scientific name for this group of bean plants.