Astragalus panduratus
Astragalus panduratus
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Astragalus panduratus is a milkvetch species native to Central Asia, growing in steppe grasslands and rocky slopes. Its epithet panduratus refers to a fidd
Astragalus panduratus is a milkvetch species native to Central Asia, growing in steppe grasslands and rocky slopes. Its epithet panduratus refers to a fiddle-shaped feature of its leaves or pods. It inhabits semi-arid regions with continental climates and contributes to the species-rich milkvetch flora of Central Asia.
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What family does Astragalus panduratus belong to?
Astragalus panduratus (Astragalus panduratus) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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