Mimosa depauperata
Mimosa depauperata
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Mimosa depauperata is a small shrubby or herbaceous legume native to tropical South America, with an epithet suggesting a poorly developed or stunted growt
Mimosa depauperata is a small shrubby or herbaceous legume native to tropical South America, with an epithet suggesting a poorly developed or stunted growth form. Like all mimosas, it features bipinnate leaves that may fold when disturbed and produces spherical pinkish flower heads. The plant grows in open, often disturbed or degraded habitats, including rocky soils and dry grasslands.
Taxonomy
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What family does Mimosa depauperata belong to?
Mimosa depauperata (Mimosa depauperata) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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