Campanula glomerata, L.

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70. C. glomerata L. , Sp. Pl. 166 (1753) .

Pubescent, hispid or subglabrous perennial. Stem 15-80 cm, erect, simple or somewhat branched, obsoletely angular, reddish. Leaves crenulate; basal and lower cauline ovate-lanceolate or oblong to elliptical, cordate or rounded at the base, acuminate to obtuse, longpetiolate; upper cauline sessile. Flowers in a dense capitulum or fascicles, numerous. Calyx-teeth lanceolate, acuminate, 1 as long as the glabrous or pubescent, violet corolla. Corolla up to 25(-40)mm; lobes acuminate or obtuse, | as long as tube. 2л = 30. Meadows, scrub and forest-margins. Most of Europe, except the extreme north, the extreme south and many of the islands. Al Au Be Br Bu Cz Da Fe Ga Ge Gr He Ho Hs Hu It Ju Po Rm Rs (N, В, C, W, E) Su [No]. 1 Stem 2-8(-15)cm; inflorescence capitate; lower leaves not much shorter than the decumbent stem (b) subsp. serotina 1 Stem 20-40(-80) cm; lower leaves much shorter than the erect stem 2 Inflorescence mostly terminal, capitate 3 Leaves tomentose and greyish beneath (c) subsp. farinosa 3 Leaves hirsute, pubescent beneath or glabrous

4 Capitula many-flowered (d) subsp. elliptica

4 Capitula few-flowered (e) subsp. subcapitata 2 Inflorescence interrupted, the branches with fascicles of flowers at the apex 5 Pubescent or hirsute (a) subsp. glomerata 5 Hispid or setose

6 Leaves lanceolate (f) subsp. cervicarioides

6 Leaves ovate (g) subsp. hispida