Observations by m_gokmen

same population with this observation:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/203012310

The slight differences with A. caprinus with respect to legume:
Legumes with stipe usually more than 5mm (A. caprinus's legumes sessile or with up to 5mm), legume covered with spreading hairs (A. caprinus is glabrous or loosely hairy, glabrescent with age), also beak looks longer and hairy..

It also fits well with A. hamzae but A. hamzae dropped to synonym of A. inaniae with this article:
https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/1070562

same population with this observation:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/203012310

The slight differences with A. caprinus with respect to legume:
Legumes with stipe usually more than 5mm (A. caprinus's legumes sessile or with up to 5mm), legume covered with spreading hairs (A. caprinus is glabrous or loosely hairy, glabrescent with age), also beak looks longer and hairy..

It also fits well with A. hamzae but A. hamzae dropped to synonym of A. inaniae with this article:
https://dergipark.org.tr/tr/download/article-file/1070562

there were totally 15-20 indivuduals of this rare species at two locations around this region..

Caccinia macranthera var. crassifolia
https://turkiyebitkileri.com/tr/foto%C4%9Fraf-galerisi/boraginaceae-hodangiller/caccinia-kocahodan/caccinia-macranthera.html

its very similar to A. caprinus (probably just a variety of A. caprinus). Very minor differences in the pedicel length, style hair and legume hair.. same papulation with this observation:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/203012310

its very similar to A. caprinus (probably just a variety of A. caprinus). Very minor differences in the pedicel length, style hair and legume hair.. same papulation with this observation:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/203012310