Pictorial guide to the flora of the British Isles

Comprising:

• Hieracium ampliatiforme P. D. Sell – small-flowered hawkweed
• Hieracium ampliatum (W. R. Linton) Ley – shaggy-stalked hawkweed
• Hieracium anglicum Fr. – English hawkweed
• Hieracium cerinthiforme F. Hanb. – clasping-leaved hawkweed
• Hieracium cyclicum P. D. Sell – round-leaved hawkweed
• Hieracium flocculipubens P. D. Sell – floccose hawkweed
• Hieracium flocculosiforme P. D. Sell – small-toothed hawkweed
• Hieracium flocculosum Backh. f. – stellate-haired hawkweed
• Hieracium hartii (F. Hanb.) P. D. Sell & C. West – Hart’s hawkweed
• Hieracium hebridense Pugsley – Hebridean hawkweed
• Hieracium iricum Fr. – Erin hawkweed
• Hieracium jaculifolium (F. Hanb.) Roffey – javelin-leaved hawkweed
• Hieracium langwellense F. Hanb. – Langwell hawkweed
• Hieracium magniceps P. D. Sell & C. West – large-headed hawkweed
• Hieracium oxybeles P. D. Sell – pointed-leaved hawkweed
• Hieracium scarpicum Pugsley – Scarp hawkweed
• Hieracium shoolbredii E. S. Marshall – Shoolbred’s hawkweed

Hieracium sect. Cerinthoidea consists of species that grow in wet, rocky places in the mountains of northern England, Scotland and Ireland, and some coasts in northern Ireland and Scotland. Stob Coire Sgrìodain (VC97: West Inverness); 2020-07-21
The few stem-leaves in Hieracium sect. Cerinthoidea are slightly glaucous and narrowly clasp the stem. Stob Coire Sgrìodain (VC97: West Inverness); 2020-07-21
The whole plant is hairy, especially the upper stem, but it lacks the sticky glandular hairs found in Hieracium sect. Amplexicaulia. Stob Coire Sgrìodain (VC97: West Inverness); 2020-07-21

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