Crotalaria mysorensis
Crotalaria mysorensis
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Crotalaria mysorensis is a shrubby perennial native to southern India, particularly the Mysore Plateau and surrounding regions of Karnataka. It grows in dr
Crotalaria mysorensis is a shrubby perennial native to southern India, particularly the Mysore Plateau and surrounding regions of Karnataka. It grows in dry rocky habitats and open scrublands, bearing yellow pea flowers on erect stems. The species is one of numerous Crotalaria endemics or near-endemics associated with the rocky habitats of the Deccan Plateau.
Taxonomy
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What family does Crotalaria mysorensis belong to?
Crotalaria mysorensis (Crotalaria mysorensis) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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