Primula palinuri, Petagna

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24. P. palinuri Petagna , Inst. Bot. 2: 332 (1787).

Leaves efarinose, the longest 4-16 x 2-7 cm, obovate, more or less dentate, fleshy, viscid, fragrant, densely puberulent or almost glabrous above and beneath, slightly cartilaginous at margin; glandular hairs colourless, the longest 0- 1 -0-25 mm. Scape 8-20 cm, 5- to 25-flowered. Bracts 5-25 mm, farinose, the outer broadly ovate, acute, the inner lanceolate. Pedicels 5-20 mm, farinose. Calyx 6-10 mm, densely farinose. Corolla deep yellow with a white farinose ring at the throat. 2« = 66. Rock-crevices by the sea. • S. W. Italy, from 39° 45' to 40° 5' N. It.