Crotalaria grahamiana
Crotalaria grahamiana
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Crotalaria grahamiana is a shrubby perennial native to tropical Africa and South Asia. It grows in open grasslands and bushlands, reaching up to a meter in
Crotalaria grahamiana is a shrubby perennial native to tropical Africa and South Asia. It grows in open grasslands and bushlands, reaching up to a meter in height, with yellow flowers borne on elongated racemes. Like other crotalarias, it contains pyrrolizidine alkaloids that make it toxic to livestock and have limited use in traditional medicine.
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What family does Crotalaria grahamiana belong to?
Crotalaria grahamiana (Crotalaria grahamiana) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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