Lupinus proculaustrinus
Lupinus proculaustrinus
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Overview
Lupinus proculaustrinus is a perennial lupine native to the southern Andes of Peru or Bolivia, growing in the montane and high-altitude grasslands of the s
Lupinus proculaustrinus is a perennial lupine native to the southern Andes of Peru or Bolivia, growing in the montane and high-altitude grasslands of the southern sector of the Andean chain. It produces erect spikes of pea-type flowers and palmate compound leaves with silky hairs adapted to cold, high-altitude conditions. The species name suggests a relationship to, or distance from, another southern species in the genus.
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What family does Lupinus proculaustrinus belong to?
Lupinus proculaustrinus (Lupinus proculaustrinus) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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