Lupinus howardii

Lupinus howardii

Overview

Lupinus howardii is a perennial lupine native to South America, likely from the Andes of Peru, Colombia, or Ecuador, growing in montane scrubland and grass

Lupinus howardii is a perennial lupine native to South America, likely from the Andes of Peru, Colombia, or Ecuador, growing in montane scrubland and grassland habitats. It produces dense spikes of pea-type flowers and palmately compound leaves typical of Andean lupines. The species may be named after a collector or botanist who worked on South American flora.

Taxonomy

Ordnung Fabales
Familie Fabaceae (Legume family)
Species Lupinus howardii

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What family does Lupinus howardii belong to?
Lupinus howardii (Lupinus howardii) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.

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