Anthyllis vulneraria boscii

The lady's fingers of Bosc ( Anthyllis vulneraria subsp. boscii ) also called lady's fingers of the Pyrenees ( Anthyllis vulneraria subsp. pyrenaica ) is a herbaceous Plante of the family of the Fabacées (Leguminous) like the Anthyllis , subspecies of the vulnerary Anthyllide ( Anthyllis vulneraria ). It is endemic the Pyrenees.

It produces flowers rosâtres, grouped in racèmes resembling flowerheads, with the very hairy chalice. One finds this plant in the sunny places.

Characteristics

reproductive Bodies

dominant Color of the flowers: pink
Period of flowering: May-August
Inflorescence: racème capituliforme
Sexuality: hermaphrodite
Order of maturation:
Pollination: entomogame

Seed

Fruit: pod
Dissemination: anémochore

Habitat and standard distribution

Habitat: dry lawns aérohalines, rocks limestones, underwood of pines
Surface of distribution: The Central Pyrenees

See too

Internal bonds

Glossary of the flowers of the Pyrenees

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