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Sanguisorba minor Scob. Sbsp. balearica (Buorg ex Nyman) MuƱoz Garm & C. Navarro. Sinonimi, Poterium sanguisorba L.
Famiglia : Rosacee, Nome comune: Ravastrello comune o Pampinella.
Il nome deriva dal latino āSanguis e sorbeoā per la sua proprietĆ officinale di fermare il sangue delle ferite e cicatrizzare; mentre il nome specifico la distingue dalla capostipite della specie: Sanguisorba officinalis, piĆ¹ vistosa, che pero manca in Sardegna.
Anche in Sardegna ĆØ conosciuta come pianta officinale, cicatrizzanti e astringenti. Un antica legenda ungherese narra che Csaba, re degli Unni e figlio di Attila, resuscitĆ² il suo esercito grazie a questa pianta.
Introduced, warm-season to yearlong-green, perennial herb; aerial stems annual, to 1 m tall.
Leaves are pinnate, 8ā20 cm long and form a rosette; leaflets number 9ā21, and are ovate, toothed and hairless; stipules are leafy, stem-clasping and toothed. Flowerheads are globose to ovoid spikes, 10ā15 mm long. Flowers are unisexual; sepals 4, petals 0. Female flowers are borne above the male flowers. Male flowers have 4 stamens, sometimes with 1 or 2 stigmas. Female flowers have 2 carpels and sometimes 1 or 2 stamens.
Fruiting hypanthium are 3ā4 mm long, 4-ribbed and strongly pitted between the ribs. A native of Europe, it is common on the Tablelands, especially along roadsides. A minor environmental weed. Easily mistaken for native Acaena species when not in flower; fruits of these species are spiny.
Kleiner Wiesenknopf (Sanguisorba minor) an der Bƶschung der A6 in der Schwetzinger Hardt - an diesem Abschnitt bietet der Autobahnrand eine binnendĆ¼nenartige Situation
In the second installment of our series Our Cats Imitate Our Favorite Album Covers, The Big Delicious does her best sad punk Minor Threat impersonation. This is about as punk rock as D gets.
The advancement of Spring suffered a minor setback on April 2nd 2021. I was sad for the setback but kinda excited to get a few pics of flowers in the snow
Vinca minor (Lesser periwinkle or Dwarf periwinkle), is a plant native to central and southern Europe, from Portugal and France north to the Netherlands and the Baltic States, and east to the Caucasus, and also in southwestern Asia in Turkey.
Other vernacular names used in cultivation include Small periwinkle, Common periwinkle, and sometimes in the United States, Creeping myrtle, although this is misleading, as the name myrtle normally refers to the Myrtus species.
The species is commonly grown as a ground cover in temperate gardens for its evergreen foliage, spring and summer flowers, ease of culture, and dense habit that smothers most weeds. It is also very shade tolerant (including dry shade), making it a very good subject to grow under trees.
This particular cultivar has pure white flowers.