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Fumaria bastardii Boreau

tall ramping fumitory (Papaveraceae)

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Fumaria bastardii is most common close to the coasts, especially those around the Irish Sea.

Radley (VC22: Berkshire); 2015-06-29

 tall ramping fumitory / Fumaria bastardii: _Fumaria bastardii_ is most common close to the coasts, especially those around the Irish Sea.

The sepals of Fumaria bastardii are toothed all round, and often remain attached to the fruit after the corolla has fallen.

Radley (VC22: Berkshire); 2015-06-29

 tall ramping fumitory / Fumaria bastardii: The sepals of _Fumaria bastardii_ are toothed all round, and often remain attached to the fruit after the corolla has fallen.

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