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Nonea lutea (Desr.) DC.

yellow monkswort (Boraginaceae)

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Nonea lutea is an occasional escape from gardens; it produces cymes of flowers with a yellow corolla and a calyx that expands after flowering.

Hardwicke (VC33: East Gloucestershire); 2022-04-30

 yellow monkswort / Nonea lutea: _Nonea lutea_ is an occasional escape from gardens; it produces cymes of flowers with a yellow corolla and a calyx that expands after flowering.

Inside the fruiting calyx of Nonea lutea are 4 shortly hairy nutlets.

Hardwicke (VC33: East Gloucestershire); 2022-04-30

 yellow monkswort / Nonea lutea: Inside the fruiting calyx of _Nonea lutea_ are 4 shortly hairy nutlets.

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