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Geranium potentilloides (Soft Crane's-bill)
Geranium potentilloides (Soft Crane's-bill)
Prostrate to scrambling perennial; stems to about 100 cm long, with short, soft spreading to recurved or appressed hairs; taproot thickened, much-branched. Leaves orbicular to reniform, 0.5–4.5 cm long, palmatisect with 5–7, trifid, sometimes further dissected or toothed, primary lobes; ultimate lobes obtuse to acute; upper surface with spreading hairs;
Flowers solitary (rarely paired); sepals ovate to oblanceolate, 3.5–5 mm long, petals spathulate to broad-obovate, 4–8.5 mm long, obtuse to retuse, white to pink; anthers yellow to orange.
Characterized by single flowers, thickened and branched taproots, and the uniform recurved or appressed indumentum on most or all parts of plant."
(from VicFlora)
Geranium potentilloides (Soft Crane's-bill)
Geranium potentilloides (Soft Crane's-bill)
Prostrate to scrambling perennial; stems to about 100 cm long, with short, soft spreading to recurved or appressed hairs; taproot thickened, much-branched. Leaves orbicular to reniform, 0.5–4.5 cm long, palmatisect with 5–7, trifid, sometimes further dissected or toothed, primary lobes; ultimate lobes obtuse to acute; upper surface with spreading hairs;
Flowers solitary (rarely paired); sepals ovate to oblanceolate, 3.5–5 mm long, petals spathulate to broad-obovate, 4–8.5 mm long, obtuse to retuse, white to pink; anthers yellow to orange.
Characterized by single flowers, thickened and branched taproots, and the uniform recurved or appressed indumentum on most or all parts of plant."
(from VicFlora)