Saxifrage with three fingers
The saxifrage with three fingers ( Saxifraga tridactylites ) is a plant of the family of the Saxifragacées, very widespread in Europe.
Other vernacular names: samphire, small saxifrage.
Description
It is a small plant (10 cm maximum) very discrete. It has reddish sheets and stems, with glanduleux hairs. It flowers in spring and pushes in the stripped zones and the close-cropped lawns.
Characteristics
- reproductive Bodies
- dominant Color of the flowers: white
- Period of flowering: April-June
- Inflorescence: racème simple
- Sexuality: hermaphrodite
- Order of maturation:
- Pollination: entomogame
- Seed
- Fruit: capsule
- Dissemination: anémochore
- Habitat and standard distribution
- Habitat: annual tonsures basophilic, aeromesohydric, méso with subméditerranéennes
- Surface of distribution: circumboréal
given according to: Julve, pH., 1998 FF. - Baseflor. Botanical, ecological and chorologic index of the flora of France. Version: April 23rd, 2004.
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