Kennedia coccinea
Kennedia coccinea
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Kennedia coccinea, the coral vine or scarlet runner, is a vigorous twining plant endemic to southwestern Western Australia. It thrives in sandy soils of co
Kennedia coccinea, the coral vine or scarlet runner, is a vigorous twining plant endemic to southwestern Western Australia. It thrives in sandy soils of coastal heath and woodland, producing vivid scarlet flowers with a yellow-green blotch. One of the showiest of the kennedias, it is prized in cultivation for its spectacular floral display and fast-climbing habit.
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What family does Kennedia coccinea belong to?
Kennedia coccinea (Kennedia coccinea) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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