Quick Flora Mallorca. Horst Mehlhorn

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СКАЧАТЬ sheath much longer than widePetrorhagia dubia2B-Flowers with 3-5 styles3A-Calyx of the flower < 13 mm4A-Petals not visible or lackingSilene apetala4B-Petals entire5A-Calyx < 3 mmSilene gallica5B-Calyx 11-14 mmSilene tridentata4C-Petals lobed5A-Calyx not contractedSilene rubella5B-Calyx opening contractedSilene cerastoides4D-Petals deeply divided5A-Flowers solitarySilene colorata5B-Flowers in groups of 2-8Silene nicaeensis3B-Calyx of the flower > 13 mm4A-Flowers in groups of 1-35A-Stem with glandular hairsSilene almolae5B-Stem without glandular hairsSilene sericea4B-Flowers in groups of > 35A-Plants without hairsSilene muscipula5B-Plants (almost) hairlessSilene secundiflora5C-Plants with hairs6A-Petals entireSilene pseudatocion*6B-Petals of the flower divided7A-Plants woody belowSilene hifacensis*7B-Plants not woody belowSilene bellidifolia1B-Sepals of the flower separated2A-Petals of the flower fused3A-Leaves with stalksNerium oleander (7)3B-Leaves sessile4A-Stem 4-angled5A-Petals > sepalsAnagallis tenella5B-Petals and sepals of equal lengthAnagallis arvensis (9)4B-Stem not 4-angled5A-Flowers 5-9 mm/stems branchedCentaurium pulchellum5B-Flowers bigger6A-Flowers salmon colouredCentaurium bianoris *6B-Flowers pinkCentaurium erythraea (30)2B-Petals of the flower separated3A-Leaves without stipules4A-Flowers with 4-5 stamens5A-Flowers 5-9 mm/stems branchedCentaurium pulchellum5B-Flowers bigger6A-Flowers salmon colouredCentaurium bianoris *6B-Flowers pinkCentaurium erythraea (30)4B-Flowers with 6 stamens5A-Flowers terminalFrankenia hirsuta5B-Flowers differentFrankenia laevis (6)4C-Flowers with 10 stamensRhodalsine geniculata3B-Leaves with stipules4A-Sepals of the flower 2-4 mm5A-Leaves with terminal bristleSpergularia bocconei5B-Leaves without terminal bristleSpergularia marina4B-Sepals of the flower 4-6 mmSpergularia media (18)More than 5 petals1A-Leaves almost cylindricalDrosanthemum floribundum1B-Leaves triangular2A-Flowers 24-30 mmLampranthus multiradiatus (19)2B-Flowers 30-40 mmLampranthus roseusFlowers irregular1A-Leaves with stalksThymus richardii* (8)1B-Leaves sessile2A-Flowers < 8 mm/stems almost hairless3A-Bracts/leaves oval or triangularMicromeria microphylla*3B-Upper bracts/leaves lanceolateMicromeria nervosa2B-Flowers > 8 mm3A-Stem without hairsPolygala nicaeensis3B-Stem white tomentoseTeucrium marum* (12)

      Anagallis arvensis Scarlet Pimpernel (Primulaceae) Annual/stem 4-angled/leaves acutely ovate/flowers 4-7 mm/fields-road sides/Apr-May

      Anagallis tenella Bog Pimpernel (Primulaceae) Hairless annual/stem 4-angled/leaves rounded/flowers 6-10 mm/marshland/Apr-Sep

      Centaurium bianoris* (Gentiananceae) Annual/leaves sessile/flowers 11-18 mm/ calcareous fields/Apr-June

      Centaurium erythraea Common Centaury (Gentianaceae) Annual/lower leaves obovate, stem leaves oblong to narrowly ovate/flowers 9-15 mm/fields-rocky coastlines-garigues pine forest-macchia-marshland/Apr-Aug

      Centaurium pulchellum Lesser Centaury (Gentianaceae) Branched annual/leaves ovatelanceolate/flowers 5-9 mm/fields-rocky coastlines-beaches/Apr-May

      Drosanthemum floribundum (Aizoaceae) Dwarf shrub to 15 cm/leaves almost cylindrical flowers 10-25 mm/many stamens/with transparent/papillae/rocky coastlines/Mar-June

      Frankenia hirsuta (Frankeniaceae) Plant with terminal flowers/leaves rolled in/petals 4-6 mm/rocky coastlines/Apr-May

      Frankenia laevis Sea-heath (Frankeniaceae) Plant with leaves in whorls/petals 4-6 mm/ rocky coastlines/Apr-May

      Gypsophila pilosa Gypsophila (Caryophyllaceae) Annual/leaves linear to lanceolate/ flowers 6-8 mm/petals lobed/2 styles or stigmas/calyx with papery joints

      Lampranthus multiradiatus (Aizoaceae) Shrub/leaves 3-angled/flowers 24-30 mm/many stamens/garden plant/Apr-May

      Lampranthus roseus (Aizoaceae) Dwarf shrub to 15 cm/leaves 3-angled/flowers 3-4 cm/ many stamens/without transparent papillae/garden plant/Apr-May

      Micromeria microphylla* (Lamiaceae) Dwarf shrub/flowers 5-8 mm/leaves in pairs/ leaves and bracts oval or triangular/fields-rock crevices-walls-road sides/May-June

      Micromeria nervosa (Lamiaceae) Dwarf shrub/leaves acutely ovate/flowers 4-6 mm/upper leaves or bracts linear-lanceolate/garigues-pine forest/Apr-June

      Nerium oleander Oleander (Apocynaceae) Shrub/leaves oblong lanceolate/flowers > 3 cm marshland-garden plant/May-June

      Petrorhagia dubia (Caryophyllaceae) Annual/stem hairy/leaf sheath > 2x as long as wide/ flowers 2-3 mm/2 styles or stigmas/calyx with veins/calyx tubes with papery joints

      Petrorhagia nanteuilii Childling Pink (Caryophyllaceae) Annual/flower with 2 styles or stigmas/stem partly with glandular hairs/leaf sheath < 2x as long as wide/calyx with veins/calyx tubes with papery joints/fields-roadsides/May-June

      Polygala nicaeensis Nice Milkwort (Polygalaceae) Plant woody below/lower leaves obovate-lanceolate, upper leaves linear-lanceolate/flowers 8-11 mm/flowers in terminal inflorescences and with 8 stamens/garigues-macchia-forests/Formentera/Apr-July

      Rhodalsine СКАЧАТЬ