Kennedia stirlingii
Kennedia stirlingii
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Kennedia stirlingii is a twining vine endemic to Western Australia, growing in the sandplain heathlands and mallee woodlands of the southwest. It produces
Kennedia stirlingii is a twining vine endemic to Western Australia, growing in the sandplain heathlands and mallee woodlands of the southwest. It produces pea-shaped flowers in pink to lilac tones and has trifoliate leaves typical of the genus. The plant is well adapted to nutrient-poor sandy soils and dry summer conditions characteristic of southwestern Australia.
Taxonomy
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What family does Kennedia stirlingii belong to?
Kennedia stirlingii (Kennedia stirlingii) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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