Chamaecrista polytricha
Chamaecrista polytricha
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Chamaecrista polytricha is a hairy herbaceous or shrubby legume native to tropical Africa, with many hairs as indicated by the epithet polytricha. The plan
Chamaecrista polytricha is a hairy herbaceous or shrubby legume native to tropical Africa, with many hairs as indicated by the epithet polytricha. The plant grows in open grasslands and woodland edges, where its dense pubescence may serve as protection against herbivory or desiccation. Like other Chamaecrista species, it produces bright yellow flowers and cylindrical seed pods.
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What family does Chamaecrista polytricha belong to?
Chamaecrista polytricha (Chamaecrista polytricha) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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