Astragalus lagopoides
Astragalus lagopoides
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Astragalus lagopoides is a milkvetch native to Central Asia and the eastern Mediterranean, growing in dry, stony and sandy habitats. The epithet lagopoides
Astragalus lagopoides is a milkvetch native to Central Asia and the eastern Mediterranean, growing in dry, stony and sandy habitats. The epithet lagopoides refers to a resemblance to a hare's foot (lagopus), likely describing its woolly-textured flowerheads or pods. It grows in the semi-arid zones of Turkey, Iran, and neighboring countries.
Taxonomy
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What family does Astragalus lagopoides belong to?
Astragalus lagopoides (Astragalus lagopoides) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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