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Pratia angulata (G. Forst.) Hook. f.

lawn lobelia (Campanulaceae)

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Pratia angulata is an occasional escape into damp lawns; it has white, slightly zygomorphic flowers and lobed leaves; similar plants with smaller, bluer flowers include Pratia pedunculata and Pratia puberula.

Fort William (VC97: West Inverness); 2018-08-20

 lawn lobelia / Pratia angulata: _Pratia angulata_ is an occasional escape into damp lawns; it has white, slightly zygomorphic flowers and lobed leaves; similar plants with smaller, bluer flowers include _Pratia pedunculata_ and _Pratia puberula_.

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