Primula elatior subsp. intricata, (Gren. & Godron) Ludi
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(c) Subsp. intricata (Gren. & Godron) Lüdi View in CoL in Hegi, III. FI. Mitteleur. 5(3): 1748 (1927):
Leaves oblong, gradually narrowed into petiole, entire when young, crenulate when mature, pubes cent above and beneath, only slightly rugose. Inflorescence fewflowered. Calyx 10—12(— 15) mm, puberulent; lobes triangular. Corolla up to 20 mm in diameter; limb more or less flat, pale yellow. Capsule up to 15 mm, tapering distinctly, equalling or slightly exceeding calyx. Moist grassland. • Mountains of S. and S. C. Europe.
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Primula elatior subsp. intricata
| Tutin, T. G., Heywood, V. H., Burges, N. A., Moore, D. M., Valentine, D. H., Walters, S. M. & Webb, D. A. 1972 |
Subsp. intricata (Gren. & Godron) Lüdi
| Ludi 1927: 1748 |