Asarina procumbens, Miller

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1. A. procumbens Miller , Gard. Diet. ed. 8, no. 1 (1768)

( A. lobelii Lange , Antirrhinum asarina L. ).

Glandular-pubescent perennial; stems procumbent, woody at the base. Leaves up to 5 x 6 cm, ovate-cordate to reniform, crenate-dentate, sometimes slightly palmatifid; petiole about as long as lamina. Flowers solitary in leaf-axils; pedicel 12-20 mm. Calyx 10-13 mm, divided almost to the base; lobes lanceolate, acute, slightly unequal. Corolla 30-35 mm; tube whitish, slightly veined with purple; lips pale yellow; palate deep yellow. Capsule subglobose, glabrous, shorter than calyx. Shady rocks, mostly in the mountains; calcifuge. • S. France, N.E. Spain. Ga Hs.