Are Lagerstroemia indica and Vicia faba the same plant?

No, they are not the same plant, as long as they are consistent in theme. Wild pea belongs to Leguminosae, while Lysimachia christinae does not belong to any of the three Leguminosae families, so it is not the same plant. Lagerstroemia indica is a deciduous tree or small shrub of Lagerstroemia, also known as ginger, full house red and prurigo. If used as medicine, it can promote blood circulation, stop bleeding, detoxify and reduce swelling. Can be used for various bleeding and fractures. Ascites due to cirrhosis. Wild peas are leguminous plants, belonging to the genus Vicia, also known as "save wild peas", "horse excrement beans", "wild hemp bowl", "wild mung beans" and "wild beans". Mainly used for tonifying kidney, regulating menstruation, eliminating phlegm and relieving cough. Used for kidney deficiency, lumbago, nocturnal emission, irregular menstruation, cough and excessive phlegm. External treatment of furuncle.