Pulmonaria vallarsae, A. Kerner

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7. P. vallarsae A. Kerner , Monogr. Pulm. 33 (1878).

Lamina of summer leaves up to 20 x 10 cm, usually undulate, rather abruptly narrowed into petiole, often with distinct bright green or whitish, often confluent. spots, rarely almost unspotted; surface very soft, with very dense, short, fine hairs, with a few long setae and glandular hairs. Petiole up to 18 cm, broadly winged above. Inflorescence densely glandular-hairy, viscid, with setae and also short hairs. Corolla violet; tube hairy inside below the ring ofhairs. Nutlets 4-5 x 3 -5 mm. 2n = 22. • Italy. It.