In order to meet the demand for high-quality leguminous forage varieties in southern livestock production, comprehensive evaluation of the botanical characters of high-quality breeding resources is the premise of breeding. Dendrolobium triangulare is a perennial shrub with large leaves, high yield and high nutritional value. It is an excellent high-protein green feed. At present, there are only studies on the genetic diversity among the subgroups of the locust, and the analysis and research on the morphological genetic diversity of the genus Desmodium Desv. are relatively scarce, and there is a lack of research on the morphological genetic diversity of germplasm in a large range. In this experiment, a random block design was adopted, and the research materials were 76 germplasm resources of the genus Desmodium Desv. 35 botanical traits were observed, and the genetic diversity characteristics of Desmodium Desv spp. were analyzed for future breeding work of Desmodium Desv. Provide basic materials. The genetic diversity was studied by morphological observational analysis. The 35 botanical traits, the hair condition on the back of the leaf (CV=46.92%), the color of the stem (CV=39.77%) and the condition of the petiole hair (CV=39.52%) had the largest coefficients of variation, indicating that the false D. triangulare. was rich in genetic diversity. There were correlations among several botanical characters, there was a very significant positive correlation between leaf length and leaf width (r=0.887), the aspect ratio was about 2.0, and the leaf shape was close to ellipse. There was a correlation between the shape of the stem and the length of the leaf (r=-0.459) and the width of the leaf (r=-0.491), indicating that if the yield of pseudo pigeon is mainly based on the leaf area, the cylindrical stem should be selected as much as possible. There was a very significant correlation between the leaf shape of the central leaflet and the length of the pod (r=0.360), so the selection of obovate leaves during breeding could improve the seed yield. There was a very significant correlation between the hair condition on the back of the leaf, the hair condition on the petiole (r=0.462) and the hair condition on the pod (r=0.589), indicating that the hair coat condition of the same plant has a high correlation, and the resources with less hair coat on the whole plant can be screened. Through cluster analysis and systematic evaluation, four germplasm resources were screened out (D. triangulare 070314022, D. triangulare GX121121004, D. triangulare 050218087, D. triangulare 050307492), and the germplasm resources had the characteristics of high yield and high quality. This experiment explored the characteristics of genetic diversity of botanical traits among the species of D. triangulare, which could provide basic materials for subsequent breeding work.