Astragalus pterocephalus

Astragalus pterocephalus

Overview

Astragalus pterocephalus is a perennial milkvetch native to the Middle East and Central Asia, growing on rocky hillsides and dry steppe. The epithet means

Astragalus pterocephalus is a perennial milkvetch native to the Middle East and Central Asia, growing on rocky hillsides and dry steppe. The epithet means winged head, likely referring to features of its calyx or flowering head. It is one of numerous Astragalus species adapted to the harsh calcareous soils and arid conditions of the region.

Taxonomy

Fabales
Fabaceae (Legume family)
Species Astragalus pterocephalus

よくある質問

What family does Astragalus pterocephalus belong to?
Astragalus pterocephalus (Astragalus pterocephalus) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.

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