New volunteers this year need help with identification please

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Had three I haven't seen before, the first is scary fast, growing in a few weeks time to 5' and flowering pea type flowers light yellow spotted buds and yellow when they open. Now has long pods forming.

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second one has a cloverleaf type, also fast growing and has fat short pods
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Third one is tamest, nice small compound leaves
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All those are in the Fabaceae family, the one with smaller leaftlets idk maybe Sesbania sericea or some Mimosa, the one with seed pods and trilobate leaf is probably a Crotalaria species, maybe Crotalaria longirostrata
 

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All those are in the Fabaceae family, the one with smaller leaftlets idk maybe Sesbania sericea or some Mimosa, the one with seed pods and trilobate leaf is probably a Crotalaria species, maybe Crotalaria longirostrata
Thank you. I see the two large are annual/perennial now the growth makes sense.
 

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First one looks like the bean plants we've been getting, Sesbania, they do grow bamboo fast. I know of one that has a 3-4" diameter trunk in less than 6 months.
 

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If I didn't plant it or bring it in it's usually considered a weed.
Especially something fast growing like that.
Nothing but weeds grow that fast here.
 

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If I didn't plant it or bring it in it's usually considered a weed.
Especially something fast growing like that.
Nothing but weeds grow that fast here.
I remember seeing this long-pod weed before now... I was at a doctor's office parking lot and went to pull off a pod, and the thing unzipped and sprayed seeds instead of coming off. Second time same thing, went brdddddt in my hand and I thought this was funny so I carefully removed some more so I could show everyone. Apparently some are not as thrilled with brddddt beans but one son took some in a bag to show his friends so it was worthwhile!
 
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