View source for Erodium chamaedryoides

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Erodium chamaedryoides, L'Her. (E. Relchardii, DC.). Stemless, 2-3 in. tall: Lvs. numerous, long-stalked, sparsely hairy, round-ovate, slightly cordate, crenate, apex rounded: peduncles about 1-fld., about 2 in. tall; fls. white, rose-veined; sepals ovate-spatulate or lance-spatulate, minutely mucronate; petals obovate, retuse. Balearic Isls., Corsica.—An attractive alpine.
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