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Cantabrican Morning Glory

Convolvulus cantabrica

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Description:

Ascending perennial, branching from the base with stems with spreading hairs, and with a lax spreading inflorescence of axillary clusters of pink flowers. Corolla long, hairy outside (see 2nd photo).

Habitat:

Roadside in pine and oak forest near mountain village.

Reference Links:

Convolvulus cantabricus - Overview, Convolvulus cantabrica - Wikipedia

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Flowers of Europe
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Biodiversity of Greece (Hellas)
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Mediterranean Flora & Fauna
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The Color Pink

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PublishedFebruary 19, 2017

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