Crotalaria madurensis
Crotalaria madurensis
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Crotalaria madurensis is a small shrubby rattlepod native to peninsular India, particularly associated with the Madurai region of Tamil Nadu. It grows in d
Crotalaria madurensis is a small shrubby rattlepod native to peninsular India, particularly associated with the Madurai region of Tamil Nadu. It grows in dry rocky hillsides and scrublands, producing yellow flowers typical of the genus. The species represents one of many regional endemic rattlepods found across the diverse dry habitats of the Indian peninsula.
Taxonomy
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What family does Crotalaria madurensis belong to?
Crotalaria madurensis (Crotalaria madurensis) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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