Astragalus lagopoides

Astragalus lagopoides

Astragalus lagopoides is a milkvetch native to Central Asia and the eastern Mediterranean, growing in dry, stony and sandy habitats. The epithet lagopoides refers to a resemblance to a hare's foot (lagopus), likely describing its woolly-textured flowerheads or pods. It grows in the semi-arid zones of Turkey, Iran, and neighboring countries.

Taxonomy

Order Fabales
Family Fabaceae (Legume family)
Species Astragalus lagopoides

Frequently Asked Questions

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

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