Plants

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Tuberous geranium

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Tuberous geranium

G. tuberosum

It does indeed form tuberous-thickened roots. In April–June, purple-pink flowers 2–3 cm in diameter bloom against a backdrop of deeply cut leaves.

Tuberous vetchling

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Tuberous vetchling

L. tuberosus L

An elegant perennial plant up to 200 cm tall with fragrant, dark-pink flowers and tuberous, oblong-oval rhizomes up to 4 cm long and 1.5 cm thick.

Tufted loosestrife

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Tufted loosestrife

Lysimachia thyrsiflora

Family Primulaceae. Often found on banks and shallow waters throughout Russia.

Tulip

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Tulip

Tulipa

Tulip — a herbaceous bulbous perennial. Plant height varies depending on species and cultivar from 10–20 to 65–100 cm

Twisted Bellevalia

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Twisted Bellevalia

Bellevalia flexuosa

These perennial bulbous plants with distinctive inflorescences of white flowers are found in forests around Ashkelon. The Hebrew name "zamzumit matsuya - the common" alludes to the sound of the bells ("zamzam" - buzzer).

Two-flowered cinquefoil

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Two-flowered cinquefoil

Potentilla biflora Willd. ex Schlecht.

Cushion-forming subshrub 3-8 cm tall, clothed at the base with remnants of petioles and dead leaves.

Two-leaved Platanthera or Night Violet

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Two-leaved Platanthera or Night Violet

Platanthera bifolia

A species with a wide range, found in Western Europe and Asia Minor. Grows in coniferous, deciduous and mixed forests, especially near "windows" (openings), along forest edges, clearings and shrubby thickets.

Ugam bergenia

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Ugam bergenia

B. ugamica

The plants were first found in the wild and described in the 1950s by V. N. Pavlov, who named the species after the place where the plants occur. Its habitat is the subalpine belt.

Umbellifers

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Umbellifers

Umbelliferae

The family Umbellifers is among the largest and most economically important families of flowering plants. It includes about 300 genera and 3,000 species, distributed across almost all the land surface of the globe.

Upright cinquefoil

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Upright cinquefoil

Potentilla erecta (L.) Raeusch.

A perennial herbaceous plant 15-40 cm tall with thin stems strongly branched in the upper half.

Ursinia

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Ursinia

Ursinia

Annual and perennial herbaceous or semi-shrubby plants. Stems glabrous or pubescent, fragrant. Leaves alternate, toothed, pinnately lobed or pinnately dissected.

Utsoniya showy

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Utsoniya showy

W. spectabilis Schinz

Occurs: On grassy slopes in the Cape Province of South Africa. Stem 45-60 cm tall.

Uvularia

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Uvularia

Uvularia

Perennial plants up to 50 cm tall. Rhizome horizontal, branched. Stems usually numerous, thin, sheathed at the base, forked and leafy above.

Valeriana

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Valeriana

Valeriana

Sun-loving, but only with sufficient moisture. Tolerate partial shade. Prefer fertile garden soils. Moisture-loving.

Variegated iris

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Variegated iris

Iris variegata L.

Leaves broadly or linear-sword-shaped, sometimes falcate. Flowering stem up to 45-50 cm tall, short-branched in the upper part.

Variegated monkshood

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Variegated monkshood

Aconitum variegatum L.

A perennial tuberous plant up to 150 cm tall. Leaves are thick, deeply five- to seven-cleft. Flowers borne singly or in pairs on long pedicels, blue or dark blue, up to 2 cm in diameter, arranged in loose raceme-like in…

Venus's Slipper

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Venus's Slipper

Cupripedium

Plants with a rhizome, a glandular-hairy stem and large leaves. The stem is either very short, in which case there is a single pair of leaves appearing basal and a single-flowered scape.

Verbena

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Verbena

Verbena

Perennial, but in cultivation used as an annual. A plant 30-50 cm tall with ascending or erect, four-angled, highly branched shoots.

Veronica Schmidt

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Veronica Schmidt

Veronica schmidtiana

A perennial low-growing plant 10-25 cm tall with ovate or oblong-lanceolate long-petioled leaves.

Veronica filiformis

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Veronica filiformis

Veronica filiformis

A species of the genus Veronica in the plantain family. A groundcover annual or perennial herbaceous plant. Leaves alternate or rounded, sparsely hairy or glabrous. Flowers solitary, white or bluish.

Veronica gentianoides

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Veronica gentianoides

Veronica gentianoides Vahl

a species of plants of the genus Veronica in the Plantaginaceae family. A perennial herbaceous plant with erect and ascending stems. Basal leaves form a rosette; stem leaves are spreading. Flowers are gathered in racemo…

Veronica spicata (Spike Speedwell)

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Veronica spicata (Spike Speedwell)

Veronica spicata L.

A species of plants in the genus Veronica of the plantain family. A perennial herbaceous plant with erect pubescent stems. Leaves opposite or alternate, lanceolate to linear. Inflorescences terminal, solitary, spike-lik…

Veronica surculosa, or shoot-forming Veronica

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Veronica surculosa, or shoot-forming Veronica

Veronica surculosa Boiss. et bal.

a species of plants of the genus Veronica in the plantain family (Plantaginaceae). A perennial herbaceous plant forming dense, compact tufts. Leaves gathered in a dense rosette, densely and glandularly pubescent, gray-g…

Vetchling

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Vetchling

LATHYRUS

Plants annual or perennial, herbaceous. Stems simple or climbing. Leaves compound, even-pinnate with one or several pairs of leaflets; very rarely the leaflets are undeveloped.