Ulex minor, Roth
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2. U. minor Roth View in CoL , Catalecta Bot. 1: 83 (1797)
( U. nanus T. F. Forster ex Symons ).
10-100(-150) cm, with main stems often procumbent; young twigs and spines not glaucous. Twigs hirsute with reddish-brown hairs. Primary phyllodes c. 5 mm, villous, scarcely pungent; secondary phyllodes more than half as long as lateral spines. Spines usually slender and rather weak, straight or slightly curved, villous at base, the terminal mostly 8-15 mm. Bracteoles c. 0-5 mm wide. Calyx 6—9-5(— 11) mm, appressedpubescent. Petals clear yellow; wings and keel equal, about equalling calyx; standard 1-2 mm longer than calyx. Legume c. 8 mm, villous. Seeds 2-6. Flowers in late summer and autumn. 2zi= 32. • W. Europe, northwards to England. Br Ga Hs Lu [Az].
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Ulex minor
| Tutin, T. G., Heywood, V. H., Burges, N. A., Moore, D. M., Valentine, D. H., Walters, S. M. & Webb, D. A. 1981 |