Pseudoeriosema andongense

Pseudoeriosema andongense

Overview

Pseudoeriosema andongense is a perennial leguminous herb native to Angola and tropical central Africa, growing in the wooded grasslands, miombo woodland, a

Pseudoeriosema andongense is a perennial leguminous herb native to Angola and tropical central Africa, growing in the wooded grasslands, miombo woodland, and open savanna habitats of the region. It produces pea-type flowers and compound leaves typical of the tribe Phaseoleae, bearing the small pods characteristic of this group. The genus Pseudoeriosema is a small group of African legumes related to Eriosema, found in the grassland and savanna biomes of tropical Africa.

Taxonomy

Orden Fabales
Familia Fabaceae (Legume family)
Species Pseudoeriosema andongense

Preguntas frecuentes

What family does Pseudoeriosema andongense belong to?
Pseudoeriosema andongense (Pseudoeriosema andongense) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.

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