Which ephedra is this?

Hello maybe someone knows which strain of Ephedra is on pictures? I apologize for the poor quality. This variety is very common in Georgia (country). Unfortunately was not able to find any information about the strain. I Here grows Ephedra equisetina as well, Which is ruined everywhere, many people know how to use it, but no one uses this specie. I find it kind of Ephedra fragilis but want to be sure, To find out which alkaloids it contains. Thank you in advance.

 

These look more like pea family flowers (Fabaceae), so some sort of broom.

 

Compare to Cytisus scoparius...that is a very wide spread sp.

cytisus scoparius - Google Search

Cytisus scoparius (broom)

 

This looks a lot like the Spartium junceum that grow here at the Garden.

 

Thank you very much for help.

I think it's more like to the
Spartium junceum than Cytisus scoparius, I checked Cytisus scoparius distribution map and my country is't on it. The plant has these kind fruits

http://newfs.s3.amazonaws.com/taxon-images-1000s1000/Fabaceae/cytisus-scoparius-fr-blegler.jpg

so there is no chance it to appear some strain of ephedra?

 

No chance. Those fruits at your link are pea family fruits - note the word Fabaceae in the URL of your link. Here are images of Ephedra fruits (actually cones), in the Ephedraceae family.
ephedra fruits - Google Search

I'm a little confused about the actual ID when you say that your plant is more similar to the Spartium but then you say the fruits are like the Cytisus.