Galium palustre (Rubiaceae) not in
The Student's Flora
Galium
palustre (marsh bedstraw or swamp bedstraw) is an
uncommon weed of swampy places, ditches etc. The leaves are
in whorls of 4 (rarely to 6). The flowers are white. The
stems are straggling and almost hairless and do not cling to
clothing in the way of G.
aparine.
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