Astragalus hartmanii
Astragalus hartmanii
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<plantfyi-plant slug="astragalus-hartmanii"></plantfyi-plant>Astragalus hartmanii, known as Hartman's milkvetch, is a perennial herbaceous legume endemic to a narrow zone in the Texas hill country and trans-Pecos region of the United States. It produces pink to purple pea-type flowers and silvery-hairy pinnately compound leaves, growing on limestone outcrops and rocky slopes. The species has a restricted range and grows in the distinctive cedar-grassland and rocky hill habitats of central Texas.
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What family does Astragalus hartmanii belong to?
Astragalus hartmanii (Astragalus hartmanii) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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