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Phedimus spurius (M. Bieb.) ’t Hart

Caucasian stonecrop (Crassulaceae)

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Synonym | Sedum spurium M. Bieb.

Phedimus spurius is native to the Caucasus, but is widely grown in the British Isles.

Oxford (VC23: Oxfordshire); 2015-08-05

 Caucasian stonecrop / Phedimus spurius: _Phedimus spurius_ is native to the Caucasus, but is widely grown in the British Isles.

In Phedimus spurius, the fruiting follicles are held erect, whereas in Phedimus stoloniferous, they spread outwards into a star shape.

Oxford (VC23: Oxfordshire); 2015-08-05

 Caucasian stonecrop / Phedimus spurius: In _Phedimus spurius_, the fruiting follicles are held erect, whereas in _Phedimus stoloniferous_, they spread outwards into a star shape.

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