Eminia Taub.

Erect or climbing herbs or subshrubs. Leaves pinnately 3-foliolate, petiolate; stipules and stipels small. Flowers in axillary false racemes, those at the ends of the shoots running together forming a false spike; bracts and bracteoles aristate, gland-tipped. Calyx 4–5-lobed, the upper lobes ±connate; lobes linear-lanceolate, aristate, their tips clavate and glandular, or oblong, 3–5-fid, each division with a glandular tip. Standard obovate, auriculate; appendages reduced to thickenings. Vexillary stamen free; anthers uniform. Ovary fusiform, hirsute; style filiform, apical third glabrous, bent at a right-angle; stigma terminal, minute. Pods oblong, compressed, (1–)2–3-seeded. Seeds suborbicular or ± rectangular or trigonous, compressed; hilum round; rim-aril little developed, but a small cartilaginous funicle-remnant persistent.