Kennedia nigricans
Kennedia nigricans
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Kennedia nigricans, known as black coral pea, is a striking twining vine endemic to southwestern Western Australia. It is notable for its unusual black and
Kennedia nigricans, known as black coral pea, is a striking twining vine endemic to southwestern Western Australia. It is notable for its unusual black and yellow flowers, rare in the plant kingdom, borne over a long season in spring. It grows in sandy heath and karri forest margins, and has become a popular ornamental for its distinctive blooms and vigorous constitution.
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What family does Kennedia nigricans belong to?
Kennedia nigricans (Kennedia nigricans) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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