Crepis guioliana, Babcock

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38. C. guioliana Babcock , op. cit. 22: 485 (1947).

Perennial; stems 2, up to 45 cm, with up to 5 branches. Leaves sparsely canescent-tomentulose, and with minute, brown, glandular hairs; basal up to 15 x 2 cm, numerous, oblanceolate, acute or acuminate, narrowed at base, pinnately sinuate-dentate, the teeth acuminate and mucronate; lower cauline like the basal; upper cauline linear and entire. Capitula few. Involucre 10-13 x 7-12 mm; bracts linear-lanceolate to lanceolate, obtuse to acute, the outer 10-12, as long as inner, canescent-tomentose, pubescent on inner face. Achenes c. 7 mm, yellowish-brown, fusiform, attenuate and constricted at apex, 16- to 20-ribbed. • TV. IF. Greece (Smolikas). Gr.