Astragalus xanthotrichos is a species of flowering plant in the family Fabaceae.
Astragalus xanthotrichos is native to the temperate biome of eastern Kazakhstan and Mongolia. It was named by Carl Friedrich von Ledebour in 1831.
Description Astragalus xanthotrichos is a rare perennial shrub with yellow flowers.
The plants are tall, and have small white hairs. The leaves are long, and the leaf stalk is long. The plant has leaflets in three or four pairs. The leaflets are long, and .
The calyx is tube shaped, and has white hairs. Pollen is presented when the calyx is around in size. When the plant is fruiting, the calyx is egg-shaped, and in size.
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