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Antirrhinum majus L.

snapdragon (Veronicaceae)

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Very widespreadModerate tendencySE
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Antirrhinum majus is a very popular garden plant that often escapes, almost always in low-lying areas.

Oxford (VC23: Oxfordshire); 2007-10-24

 snapdragon / Antirrhinum majus: _Antirrhinum majus_ is a very popular garden plant that often escapes, almost always in low-lying areas.

The fruit of Antirrhinum majus is a curved, 3-chambered capsule, containing black seeds with high reticulate ornamentation.

Oxford (VC23: Oxfordshire); 2018-10-11

 snapdragon / Antirrhinum majus: The fruit of _Antirrhinum majus_ is a curved, 3-chambered capsule, containing black seeds with high reticulate ornamentation.

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