Kennedia rubicunda
Kennedia rubicunda
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Kennedia rubicunda, the dusky coral pea, is a climbing or scrambling vine native to eastern Australia, from Queensland to Victoria. It grows in dry sclerop
Kennedia rubicunda, the dusky coral pea, is a climbing or scrambling vine native to eastern Australia, from Queensland to Victoria. It grows in dry sclerophyll forests and scrublands, producing deep red pea-shaped flowers with a greenish blotch in spring. Hardy and adaptable, it is commonly grown as a ground cover or trained over fences in Australian gardens.
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What family does Kennedia rubicunda belong to?
Kennedia rubicunda (Kennedia rubicunda) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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