Medicago granadensis
Medicago granadensis Willd.

Medicago granadensis is a species in the genus Medicago, belonging to the family Fabaceae. It was first described by Willd. in 1809. This species is native to several regions, including France, Spain, Turkey, Lebanon-Syria, Palestine, Egypt, and FR.
Description
Medicago granadensis is a member of the Fabaceae family, commonly known as the legume or pea family. It is a herbaceous plant found in various parts of southern Europe and the Middle East. The species is distributed across France, Spain, Turkey, Lebanon-Syria, Palestine, and Egypt. It was formally published in 1809 by the botanist Willd. as part of the genus Medicago, which includes a variety of clovers and related plants. The species name 'granadensis' likely refers to a geographic origin or characteristic associated with the region of Granada or similar areas. This species contributes to the biodiversity of the regions it inhabits and is part of the broader ecological and taxonomic framework of the Fabaceae family.
Distribution
FR · Egypt · France · Lebanon-Syria · Palestine · Spain · Turkey
Synonyms
Medicago galilaeaMedicago aegagropilaMedicago pinnatifidaMedicago galilaea var. incisaMedicago intertexta var. glandulosa




