Nissolia microptera
Nissolia microptera
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Nissolia microptera is a climbing legume vine native to dry forests and scrublands of Mexico and Central America. The genus Nissolia is a small neotropical
Nissolia microptera is a climbing legume vine native to dry forests and scrublands of Mexico and Central America. The genus Nissolia is a small neotropical genus recognized by its distinctive one-winged samaroid pods, and microptera refers to these small-winged fruits. The plant climbs through dry forest vegetation using twining stems, producing small yellow pea-shaped flowers followed by the characteristic winged pods.
Taxonomy
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What family does Nissolia microptera belong to?
Nissolia microptera (Nissolia microptera) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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