| Scientific Name: | Proboscidea louisianica (Mill.) Thellung | Common Name: | Devil's-claw |
| Scientific Family: | Martyniaceae | Affiliation: | TCE And TTU |
| Local Names: | Unicorn-Plant | Common Family Name: | Devil's Claw |
| Life Cycle: | Annual >> Summer | Leaf Arrangement: | Alternate |
| Stem Characteristic: | Erect | Stem Type: | Round |
| Leaf Structure: | Simple | Petiole: | Yes |
| Leaf Margins: | Entire | Leaf Shape: | Round To Heart-shaped |
| Leaf Hairs: | Yes | Flower Color: | Pinkish-white |
| Growth Stage: | Flowering | Environment: | Water Ways, Sorghum Field, Roadsides, Peanut Field, Cotton Field, Corn Field |
| Other: | The body of the fruit is four inches long with a beak that is as long or longer than the fruit. The fruit and beak split at maturity forming two claws. Leaves hairy, clammy and smelly. |
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