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indigo plantAny shrub or herb in the genus Indigofera of the pea family (see legume). Most occur in warm climates and are silky or hairy. The leaves are usually divided into smaller leaflets. Small rose, purple, or white flowers are borne in spikes or clusters. The fruit is a pod. Some species, particularly I. sumatrana and I. arrecta, were once an important source of indigo dye, a deep navy blue. |
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The Wildflower Project consists of two power plants in Southern California: (1) the Indigo plant located near Palm Springs with output capacity of 138MW and (2) the Larkspur plant located near San Diego with output capacity of 94MW. The Indigo plant is one of two InterGen facilities that comprise the Wildflower Energy Project. The Indigo plant is one of two InterGen facilities to be constructed in California under the name "Wildflower Energy LLP". |
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