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Sibthorpia europaea L.

Cornish moneywort (Veronicaceae)

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Sibthorpia europaea is a low, trailing perennial found in damp banks in south-western England, parts of South Wales, on the Dingle Peninsula (VCH2: North Kerry) and in the High Weald; its pink flowers are only a few millimetres in diameter.

Medlyn (VC1: West Cornwall & Scillies); 2021-05-31

 Cornish moneywort / Sibthorpia europaea: _Sibthorpia europaea_ is a low, trailing perennial found in damp banks in south-western England, parts of South Wales, on the Dingle Peninsula (VCH2) and in the High Weald; its pink flowers are only a few millimetres in diameter.

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