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Ranunculus muricatus ( Ranunculaceae)
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| Ranunculus
muricatus
(sharp
buttercup) is a widespread, smallish weed that grows in
damp, cultivated or waste ground. The plant has both basal
and stem leaves. The leaves are reasonably large, with
laminas 1-5 cm long and wide. The are entire or shallowly
three-lobed and are often somewhat hairy. The flowering
stems carry numerous flowers that are quite large (1.5-2cm
wide), with 5 glossy yellow petals. |
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University of Tasmania
