From the archive record
Seed pods of the Rosary Pea (Abrus precatorius), also known as Gunja or Jequirity bean, are observed hanging from branches in a wilderness orchard. The pods are elongated and dry, typical of a mature stage before seed dispersal. Inside, the seeds are known for their hard structure and distinctive colouration. The plant grows as a climbing or trailing species supported by surrounding vegetation. The orchard environment includes mixed plant growth with both cultivated and wild species. The scene highlights the fruiting structures of this leguminous plant in a natural setting.