View source for Primula modesta var. fauriei

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| color = IndianRed
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| genus = Primula 
| species = modesta 
| cultivar = fauriei
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Primula modesta var. fauriei (Primula fauriei, Franch.) Lvs. distinctly petioled, sulfur-farinose below, 3/4-2 in. long, membranaceous, ovate or oblong-ovate, obtuse, crenulate-dentate or almost subentire, gradually narrowed to a wingless or narrowly winged petiole: scape more or less exceeding the lvs., 2-4 in. high, bearing a several- to many-fld.umbel: bracts linear-subulate: fls. rose; calyx narrowly campanulate, split nearly to the middle, with lanceolate acute lobes; corolla-tube cylindrical, the limb flat, and about 1/2in. across, with triangular-obcordate, deeply emarginate lobes, the lobules divaricate: caps. cylindrical, much exceeding the calyx. Japan.
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