Ranunculus millefolius subsp. hierosolymitanus

الوصف النباتي

الأوراق

Leaves: Very densely hairy and greyish, more so than typical R. millefolius, divided into consistently short segments.

الأزهار

Inflorescence & flowers: Petals bright yellow or very pale in living plants. Mouterde distinguishes this taxon from typical R. millefolius chiefly by its leaves and fruits.

الثمار والبذور

Fruit: Small achenes, 1–2 mm, with a barely margined face and short, often hooked beak, forming a narrow, almost cylindrical fruiting head.

مواسم النبات

الفنلوجية

Phenology: March–May.

الانتشار الموثق

Lebanese distribution: Tripoli, near Beirut, Jamhour, Broummana, Machnaqa, Ras el Kifa near Tripoli, Aramoun, Jabal Terbol, Cheikh Mohammed, Qraye, Rayfoun, Nabatiye, Roueissat, Mdeireje, Dahr el Baidar, Neba el Hadid, Sannine, Bcharre, Hadeth, Hadchit, Sofar, Ehden, Hasroun, Ksara, Zahle, the Yantha road, southwest of Rachaya, northeast of Hasbani and Ibl es Saki.

Syrian distribution: Qadmous, Ouroum es Soughra, Wadi el Qarn, north of Qneitra, south of Sanamein, Ain Safsaf, Tell Ahmar, Sale, Tell Qouleib, Khisfine and Palmyra. Mouterde additionally cites Abou Dali to Afir for a hairy-carpelled form named var. homsensis.

Recorded locations: Sannine and Kfertay.

Native range: Egypt, Lebanon-Syria and Palestine. Kew lists presence in Libya and Morocco as doubtful.

لمحة نباتية

بنية النبات

Life-form & habit: Perennial, described by Mouterde as closely related to R. millefolius. The parent account describes clustered tuberous roots and densely hairy, branched stems 10–40 cm tall.

دورة الحياة

معمرة

الفصيلة والتصنيف

الاسم العلمي المقبول

Ranunculus millefolius subsp. hierosolymitanus

الفصيلة

حوذانية

أسماء علمية بديلة قيد التحقق

Synonyms: Ranunculus hierosolymitanus Boiss.; Ranunculus orientalis subsp. hierosolymitanus (Boiss.) P.H.Davis.

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