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Astragalus obcordatus, commonly known as the Florida milkvetch, is a species of flowering plant in the family Fabaceae.
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Astragalus obcordatus, commonly known as the Florida milkvetch, is a species of flowering plant in the family Fabaceae. It is endemic to the southeastern United States, where it occurs primarily in Florida, with additional populations in Alabama and Mississippi.
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Astragalus obcordatus is a perennial herb. It is characterized by compound leaves with typically 7–15 leaflets and relatively small corollas approximately 7–11 mm long. The leaflets are often notched at the tip, and the mature legumes have a distinctive reticulate surface texture.
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Astragalus elliotii D.Dietr., Astragalus odoratus D.Dietr., Batidophaca obcordata (Elliott) Rydb., Phaca obcordata (Elliott) Rydb., Phaca obcordata (Elliott) Rydb. ex Small, Tium obcordatum (Elliott) Rydb., Tragacantha obcordata (Elliott) Kuntze
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Astragalus obcordatus is associated with fire-maintained ecosystems, particularly longleaf pine habitats. These environments depend on periodic disturbance to maintain open, sandy conditions suitable for the species. The species flowers from February to July.
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The species was first described by Stephen Elliott in 1823 in Sketch of the Botany of South Carolina. Several synonyms have been published, including Phaca obcordata, Tium obcordatum, and Tragacantha obcordata.
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