Sagina apetala subsp. apetala
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Sagina apetala subsp. apetala |
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(a) Subsp. apetala (S. View in CoL ciliata Fries ): Fruiting sepals appressed or slightly patent, subacute; terminal capsule of well-grown plants c. I l times as long as sepals. Mean seed-size more than 0-34 mm. Throughout the range o f the species.
Glabrous maritime variants with persistent basal leaves ( S. ambigua auct. non, Lloyd), occur in W. France and S. England.
S. melitensis Gulia ex Duthie , Jour. Bot. (London) 13: 37 (1875), often overwintering, with obtuse or subacute slightly patent sepals, occurs throughout the Mediterranean region, and may merit subspecific rank.
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