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Draba aizoides L.

yellow whitlow-grass (Brassicaceae / Cruciferae)

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Draba aizoides is a widespread plant in the mountains of southern and central Europe but is restricted in the British Isles to the Gower south coast, Glamorgan.

Alpes-Maritimes (06), France; 2010-07-07

 yellow whitlow-grass / Draba aizoides: _Draba aizoides_ is a widespread plant in the mountains of southern and central Europe but is restricted in the British Isles to the Gower south coast, Glamorgan.

The fruits of Draba aizoides are short, flattish pods containing seeds in 4 rows (2 per valve).

Southgate (VC41: Glamorgan); 2016-05-08

 yellow whitlow-grass / Draba aizoides: The fruits of _Draba aizoides_ are short, flattish pods containing seeds in 4 rows (2 per valve).

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