Dear Abbas,
It is very difficult to establish exact identity of a plant without flowers and fruits. Previously it was guessed as some fern species. But this close image indicates that plant is a member of Fabaceae family.
Good luck
This is not a fern.Looks like some dicot.If the leaves are compound it could be any legume or Bignoniaceae etc
It is very difficult to establish exact identity of a plant without flowers and fruits.
The correct identification is only made with the examination of the material.
The opinion of other colleagues on this plant is congruent. I would suggest that you provide the picture of the flowers, fruits or seeds.
This will help in the correct identification of the plant in question.
It is a genus of Fabaceae (تیره باقلا), but for accurate identification many details are needed. If it is planted, maybe it is Wisteria (پیچ گلیسین).
I think the same than the previous comments. But to know where comes from and the type of vegetation or environment could help to guess. It seems like a Zygophyllaceae as well, in addition to Legume.
I think it is Tribulus (Zygophyllaceae) ? but still need to see the flower and fruits?
I agree with most comments about lack of identifyable structures. But perhaps more important would be to provide minimal info on habit and habitat... not to mention geographic region. Is it a vine, a tree or a forb?, doest it have thornes? (features that the image somewhat suggests) Old World?, tropical? ... Please!
I agree with colleages above: would go with a mimosoid legume or, better, a Zygoph
In order to identify the plant it is essential to have close-up photos of flowers and fruits
I also agree with most colleagues comments, you should give us more details. I don't think it is a tribulus, but I lean to a legume. I was thinking about kind of vesce but since I see a woody part in the image, it is probably a shrub or tree (Acacia). There is many folioles, Probably you should thins also about the genus of Astragalus and Anthyllis
The specimen are sterile. Get close up of the flower, seeds/pod?. It looks like a legume from the look of the bipinnate leaf?
Please take high resolution picture and repost to enable the memebrs to identify.
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