Chapmannia floridana
Chapmannia floridana
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Chapmannia floridana, known as Florida alicia, is a rare leguminous herb endemic to Florida's dry scrub and sandhill habitats. Named for the 19th-century F
Chapmannia floridana, known as Florida alicia, is a rare leguminous herb endemic to Florida's dry scrub and sandhill habitats. Named for the 19th-century Florida botanist Alvan Chapman, it is listed as threatened and produces small, yellow, pea-shaped flowers amid needle-like leaflets.
Taxonomy
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What family does Chapmannia floridana belong to?
Chapmannia floridana (Chapmannia floridana) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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