Geum heterocarpum, Boiss.

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4. G. heterocarpum Boiss. , Biblioth. Univ. Genève ser. 2, 13: 408 (1838)

(G. umbrosum Boiss., non Dumort.). Plant softly hairy; stem 30-50 cm, branched. Basal leaves lyrate; terminal leaflet c. 6 cm, cordate, more or less lobed. Inflorescence 5- to 10-flowered; flowers c. 10 mm in diameter, campanulate. Petals elliptical or obovate, pale yellow; carpophore long. Achenes c. 15 mm, 5-15 in number, patent, the lowermost often deflexed; basal part of style glabrous; distal part long, straight. Mountains o f E. & S. Spain; isolated stations in S.E. France, C. Italy and Albania. Al Ga Hs It.