Anthemis scopulorum, Rech. fil.

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32. A. scopulorum Rech. fil. , Österr. Bot. Zeitschr. 85: 61 (1936).

Annual, branched from the base or with 1-many stems up to 30 cm, more or less branched, densely leafy, glabrescent towards the purplish, usually robust base, whitish-tomentose above, like the young leaves, peduncles and involucres. Leaves up to 6 cm, 2-pinnatisect, glabrescent; segments patent or subdeflexed; lobes shortly obovate-cuneate, entire or 2- to 3-dentate at apex, the ultimate divisions obtuse, callose-mucronulate. Capitula 30-40 mm in diameter; peduncles not davate in fruit. Involucre more or less hemispherical; bracts soft, the outer oblong-lanceolate, the inner oblong, subacute to roundish, with wide hyaline margin and apex. Ligules 13 x 6 mm, sometimes absent. Disc up to 17 mm in diameter. Receptacle conical, very acute; scales hyaline, truncate and dentate at the apex or attenuate into a short, soft acumen. Achenes 2-2-25 mm (excl. auricle), subobpyramidal, the outer conspicuously ribbed; auricle up to 1 -25 mm. Calcareous rocks. • Kikladhes. Gr.