Astragalus xanthoxiphidiopsis is a species of flowering plant in the family Fabaceae.
A. xanthoxiphidiopsis is native to Pakistan and eastern Afghanistan.
Taxonomy Astragalus xanthoxiphidiopsis was named by Karl Heinz Rechinger in 1958. The type specimen repository is LMU Munich.
Description A. xanthoxiphidiopsis is a perennial herb.
The stems are covered with short, soft, hairs, which are black and white. The leaves are compound, and have an odd number of primary segments. Leaves are long. The leaflets are long, wide, and have hairs on both sides. The leaves have appendages at the base.
The flowers are produced in a series, on stalks. The flower stalk is . The calyx is long, and has long teeth. The upper petal is long.
The fruits are long, and around wide.
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