Campanula calaminthifolia, Lam.

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57. C. calaminthifolia Lam. , Encycl. Méth. Bot. 1: 585 (1785).

Shortly appressed-pubescent, greyish perennial. Rhizome stout. Stems 10- 15 cm, decumbent, numerous, leafy, 3- to 5-flowered, simple, or shortly branched from the middle; branches 1 - to 3-flowered. Leaves somewhat succulent; basal rosulate, oblong-spathulate, obtuse, subentire, shortly petiolate; cauline subsessile, ovate-orbicular, usually weakly undulate and obsoletely crenate-dentate. Leaves of the branches very small, elliptical. Flowers shortly pedicellate. Calyx-teeth triangular, subacute; appendages triangular, acute, | as long as the ovary. Corolla c. 10 mm, blue, tomentose, tubular-infundibuliform, 2^ times as long as calyx. Style exserted. • Aegean region. Gr.