Sanguisorba ancistroides, (Desf.) Cesati
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Plazi |
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Sanguisorba ancistroides |
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5. S. ancistroides (Desf.) Cesati View in CoL , Icon. Stirp. 2: sub Sang , dodecandra (1841).
Cushion-like, 10-20 cm; rhizome woody, above ground, clothed with the sheaths of old leaves. Leaves with 3-10 pairs of leaflets; leaflets 5-10 mm, mostly of equal size. Flowering stems usually leafless. Capitula c. 1 cm. Hypanthium c. 4 mm, fusiform, almost smooth or with faces slightly reticulate, sometimes with irregular longitudinal ridges, not winged. 2« = 28. Limestone cliffs. S. half of Iberian peninsula. Hs Lu.
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