Thlaspi Thlaspi subsp. rotundifolium
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Thlaspi Thlaspi subsp. rotundifolium |
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(a) Subsp. rotundifolium :
Basal leaves in a more or less distinct rosette; cauline distant, auricled, the lower opposite; all more or less entire. Inflorescence remaining compact in fruit. Seeds usually 1-3 in each loculus. 2n = 14. Throughout the range of the species.
In addition to the typical widespread calcicolous plant, several distinctive endemic variants occur on igneous rocks and siliceous soils in the W. Alps, among them var. limosellifolium Burnat , var. lereschianum Burnat , var. corymbosum (Gay) Gaudin (non T. corymbosum Molina ), and subsp. cenisium Rouy & Fouc.
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