Ononis spinosa
Ononis spinosa
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Overview
Ononis spinosa, spiny restharrow, is a thorny subshrub native to Europe and the Mediterranean region, growing in dry grasslands, chalk downs, and disturbed
Ononis spinosa, spiny restharrow, is a thorny subshrub native to Europe and the Mediterranean region, growing in dry grasslands, chalk downs, and disturbed ground on calcareous soils. It produces small pink pea-shaped flowers from late spring through summer and bears stiff spinose branches that form dense low mounds. The plant has traditional medicinal uses as a diuretic, and its root contains the flavonoid ononin.
Taxonomy
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What family does Ononis spinosa belong to?
Ononis spinosa (Ononis spinosa) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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