Hieracium alpicola, Schleicher ex Gaudin

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27. H. alpicola Schleicher ex Gaudin , FI. Helv. 5: 73 (1829).

Stolons absent. Rosette-leaves 25-100 x 3-7 mm, oblanceolate or very narrowly elliptical, mostly acute, with few stellate hairs and numerous, subrigid simple eglandular hairs 3-8 mm above and on the margin, and numerous stellate and minute glandular hairs and few simple eglandular hairs beneath. Flowering stems 10-25 cm, with numerous stellate hairs, numerous, subrigid simple eglandular hairs 3-8 mm, and few, small glandular hairs above, with 0-1 (-3) leaves like those of the rosette. Inflorescence with 1—3(—5) capitula; peduncles short. Involucral bracts 7-12 x 0-75-1 mm, linear-lanceolate, mostly acute, with dense stellate hairs, villous with very dense simple eglandular hairs up to 8 mm and sometimes with a few, short glandular hairs. Ligules yellow. 2л = 36. Mountain rocks and stony grassland. • C. Europe and Balkan peninsula.?A1 Au Bu Cz Gr He It Ju Po Rm. H. x banaticola Sudre, Bull. Acad. Int. Géogr. Bot. (Le Mans) 26: 144 (1916) ( H. heuffelii Janka , non Griseb., H. oreophilum Heuffel ex Zahn , nom. illegit.; H. alpicola ] cymosum ). • N. part of Balkan peninsula; S. W. Romania. Bu Ju Rm.

H. x annae-vetterae Zahn in Hegi, III. Fl. Mitteleur. 6(2): 1211 (1929) ( H. alpicola ] pilosella ). • Alpi Dolomitiche. It.