Soldanella montana, Willd.

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9. S. montana Willd. , Enum. Pl. Hort. Berol. 192 (1809).

Petioles more or less densely covered with slender, persistent glandular hairs 0-4-0-8(-l) mm; stalks of the hairs 8-10 times longer than the head; cells of the stalk 3-6 times as long as wide. Lamina 2-6(-7) cm wide, rather thin, orbicular or orbicular-reniform, sometimes shallowly dentate or crenate, not rugose when dry, bright green, often violet beneath; basal sinus deep, narrow or closed. Scape 5-25(-30) cm, 6-(8-) flowered. Sepals 1 -veined. Corolla 10—15(—18) mm, divided to of its length; lobes usually divided to more than | their length into 3-4 narrow lobules. Filaments more or less densely glandular-hairy; staminal appendages up to f of the length of the anthers. Capsule-teeth truncate. 2« = 40. Woods and meadows, 700-1600 m; calcifuge. • C. Europe, westwards to c. 9° 45' E. in the Italian Alps; mountains of Bulgaria. Au Bu Cz Ge It Po Rm Rs (W) [Fe].