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Agrimonia eupatoria L.

agrimony (Rosaceae)

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Agrimonia eupatoria is a perennial herb of grasslands over base-rich soils, especially in southern and eastern England.

Oxford (VC23: Oxfordshire); 2008-06-30

 agrimony / Agrimonia eupatoria: _Agrimonia eupatoria_ is a perennial herb of grasslands over base-rich soils, especially in southern and eastern England.

Flowers

Vienna, Austria; 2013-06-28

 agrimony / Agrimonia eupatoria: Flowers

The fruiting hypanthium of Agrimonia procera has grooves along its length and even the outermost row of spines point at least slightly forward, in contrast to Agrimonia procera.

Oxford (VC23: Oxfordshire); 2014-09-09

 agrimony / Agrimonia eupatoria: The fruiting hypanthium of _Agrimonia procera_ has grooves along its length and even the outermost row of spines point at least slightly forward, in contrast to _Agrimonia procera_.

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