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Limbarda crithmoides (L.) Dumort.

golden samphire (Asteraceae / Compositae)

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Synonym | Inula crithmoides L.

Limbarda crithmoides is a succulent coastal plant, found in southern England, West Wales, southern and eastern Ireland, and on the Rhinns of Galloway (VC74: Wigtownshire).

Worth Matravers (VC9: Dorset); 2020-06-08

 golden samphire / Limbarda crithmoides: _Limbarda crithmoides_ is a succulent coastal plant, found in southern England, West Wales, southern and eastern Ireland, and on the Rhinns of Galloway (VC74).

The seeds of Limbarda crithmoides have a pappus of a single row of hairs.

Port Eynon (VC41: Glamorgan); 2017-08-23

 golden samphire / Limbarda crithmoides: The seeds of _Limbarda crithmoides_ have a pappus of a single row of hairs.

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