Lotononis acocksii
Lotononis acocksii
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Lotononis acocksii is a small shrubby legume native to South Africa, named in honor of the botanist John Acocks. The genus Lotononis is a large and diverse
Lotononis acocksii is a small shrubby legume native to South Africa, named in honor of the botanist John Acocks. The genus Lotononis is a large and diverse African genus primarily centered in South Africa, with many species adapted to the Cape Floristic Region and Karoo. This species grows in semi-arid scrubland habitats, producing the small yellow pea-shaped flowers typical of the genus.
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What family does Lotononis acocksii belong to?
Lotononis acocksii (Lotononis acocksii) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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