Naufraga balearica, Constance & Cannon

1. N. balearica Constance & Cannon View in CoL , Feddes Repert. 74: 3 (1967).

Glabrous perennial 2-5-4 cm. Basal leaves 5-10 mm, crowded; segments 3-5(-7), 1-5-5 x 1-3 mm, ovate, entire or the terminal one with 1-2 lobes; petioles with a sheathing, auricled, scarious base. Cauline leaves usually 3-foliolate, in a single whorl; stipules large, whitish, scarious. Umbels simple, 2-4 in a whorl. Bracts and bracteoles absent. Fruit c. 0-8 mm, the truncate apex with a conspicuously scarious-margined disk; stylopodium absent; carpels free from one another, except near the apex, so that they hang down on either side of the pedicel and are attached to it only at the top. Damp, shady crevices o f calcareous sea cliffs. • Mallorca (near Pollensa). BI.

Subfam. Saniculoideae Leaves always exstipulate. Endocarp soft; vittae usually present in the ripe fruit. Style surrounded by the annular or pelviform stylopodium. Fruit usually scaly.