Crepis athoa, Boiss.

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40. C. athoa Boiss. , Diagn. Pl. Or. Nov. 2(11): 57 (1849).

Perennial; stems 1 or more, 15-35 cm, remotely branched from near the base. Leaves glabrous or tomentulose; basal 5-15 x 0-5-3 cm, numerous, oblanceolate, acute, dentate to runcinatepinnate, with triangular, acute teeth or lobes; cauline few, linear, acute or acuminate, entire. Capitula 1-4. Involucre 9-1 Ox 5-7 mm; bracts linear-lanceolate, acute, the outer c. | as long as inner, canescent-tomentulose, pubescent on inner face. Achenes 4-4-5 x 0-5 mm, yellowish-brown, fusiform-cylindrical, c. 16- striate. Mountain rocks. 9 N.E. Greece (Athos). Gr.