Vatovaea pseudolablab
Vatovaea pseudolablab
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Vatovaea pseudolablab is a climbing leguminous herb native to tropical East Africa, particularly found in coastal and lowland regions of Kenya and Tanzania
Vatovaea pseudolablab is a climbing leguminous herb native to tropical East Africa, particularly found in coastal and lowland regions of Kenya and Tanzania. It produces twining stems and trifoliate leaves, bearing small purple to violet flowers typical of the bean family. The species grows in dry bushland and thicket edges, often scrambling over shrubs for support.
Taxonomy
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What family does Vatovaea pseudolablab belong to?
Vatovaea pseudolablab (Vatovaea pseudolablab) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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