Lupinus falsomutabilis
Lupinus falsomutabilis
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Lupinus falsomutabilis is a perennial lupine species endemic to the Andes of Peru, growing in montane grassland, puna, and scrubland habitats at high eleva
Lupinus falsomutabilis is a perennial lupine species endemic to the Andes of Peru, growing in montane grassland, puna, and scrubland habitats at high elevations. It produces dense erect spikes of variably colored pea-type flowers and silvery-hairy palmate leaves adapted to intense Andean sunlight and temperature extremes. The species epithet suggests a resemblance to another species, Lupinus mutabilis, the cultivated Andean lupin or tarwi.
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What family does Lupinus falsomutabilis belong to?
Lupinus falsomutabilis (Lupinus falsomutabilis) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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