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Ranunculus sardous (Ranunculaceae) 1:19
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Ranunculus sardous
(pale hairy buttercup) is an
uncommon weed of wet places (e.g. ditches) especially in the
northwest. It is a more or less erect, medium sized annual
herb (to 50cm tall), with trifoliate or irregularly lobed,
hairy leaves. The flowers are abundant, pale golden yellow,
about 2cm wide. |
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University of Tasmania