Thymus caespititius, Brot.
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4. T. caespititius Brot. , Fl. Lusit. 1: 176 (1804)
( T. micans Solander ex Lowe ).
Caespitose, with woody,creeping shoots bearing erect flowering stems 2-7 cm and axillary clusters of small leaves. Leaves c. 8x 1-7 mm, narrowly spathulate, glabrous, cibate at base. Inflorescence lax, with 2-flowered verticillasters. Bracts similar tothe leaves. Calyx 3-4 mm; upper teeth almostobsolete, not cibate, the lower teeth flat, as long as wide. Corolla 6-14 mm, purplish-pink or whitish. Portugal, N. W. Spain, Açores. Az Hs Lu. Sect. PiPERELLA Willk. Smab shrubs. Leaves coriaceous, not cibate, distinctly petiolate; margins flat. Flowers not forming a distinct inflorescence; at least lower cymes often pedunculate. Bracts similar to the leaves. Calyx-tube cylindrical; upper teeth as long as wide, not cibate. Corolla distinctly longer than calyx, with narrow tube.
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Thymus caespititius
| Tutin, T. G., Heywood, V. H., Burges, N. A., Moore, D. M., Valentine, D. H., Walters, S. M. & Webb, D. A. 1972 |
T. caespititius
| Brot. 1804: 176 |