Baptisia megacarpa
Baptisia megacarpa
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Baptisia megacarpa, known as Apalachicola wild indigo, is a rare perennial legume endemic to the Apalachicola River basin of Florida and Georgia. It produc
Baptisia megacarpa, known as Apalachicola wild indigo, is a rare perennial legume endemic to the Apalachicola River basin of Florida and Georgia. It produces creamy white flowers in spring and exceptionally large inflated seedpods, and is considered vulnerable due to its very restricted natural range.
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What family does Baptisia megacarpa belong to?
Baptisia megacarpa (Baptisia megacarpa) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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