Astragalus complicatus

Astragalus complicatus

Astragalus complicatus is a perennial leguminous herb in the milkvetch genus native to Central Asia and the Middle East, growing in dry steppe, rocky hillsides, and semi-arid grasslands. It bears pinnately compound leaves and racemes of pea-type flowers, with pods that may have a contorted or folded appearance suggested by the species name. The plant is adapted to continental climates with cold winters and hot, dry summers.

Taxonomy

Orden Fabales
Familia Fabaceae (Legume family)
Species Astragalus complicatus

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What family does Astragalus complicatus belong to?
Astragalus complicatus (Astragalus complicatus) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.

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