Astragalus sieversianus
Astragalus sieversianus
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Astragalus sieversianus is a perennial milkvetch native to Central Asia, named after the botanist Johann Sievers who collected plants in Siberia and Centra
Astragalus sieversianus is a perennial milkvetch native to Central Asia, named after the botanist Johann Sievers who collected plants in Siberia and Central Asia in the late 18th century. It grows in steppe and rocky hillside habitats, tolerating the cold winters and dry summers of its continental homeland. The species features the typical compound leaves and pea-shaped flowers of the genus.
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What family does Astragalus sieversianus belong to?
Astragalus sieversianus (Astragalus sieversianus) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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