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Veronica prostrata L.
A species of the genus Veronica in the plantain family. A perennial herbaceous plant forming dense turfs. Stems pubescent. Leaves opposite, on petioles. Flowers gathered in lateral dense many-flowered racemes.
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Valeriana supina
Native to the eastern Alps. Rounded-ovate leaves are gathered in a basal rosette.
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Ligularia przewalskii
Native to Mongolia and northern China. A perennial herbaceous plant up to 150 cm tall.
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Ajuga chia Schreb.
A perennial herbaceous plant 10–20 cm tall, with erect or ascending stems branched at the base. The stems are covered with long white hairs either evenly all around or alternately on two sides; in the latter case the in…
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Н. psycodes
Occurs in meadows, bogs and moist forests in the temperate zones of eastern North America. The species name derives from the generic name of the dipteran insect Psychoda Latr.
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Digitalis Purpurea)
Family Scrophulariaceae. Folk names: glove herb, wood bell, forest bell.
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Lysimachia purpurea
Perennial plant with erect stems 45 cm tall. Leaves paired, wine-red, broadly lanceolate in shape. Small lemon-yellow flowers
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Puschkinia
Herbaceous bulbous plants, early-spring ephemeroids. Bulbs ovoid in shape with brownish thin outer scales. Leaves dark green, linear strap-shaped, numbering 2—3 and located at the base of the stem. Flowers in racemose i…
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Puya
Mostly occur in the mountainous regions of the Andes, found on dry slopes, high-altitude plateaus, in mountain forests, and also (exceptionally) in bogs. Perennial, polycarpic, rarely monocarpic, terrestrial herbs, xero…
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G. pylzowianum
After flowering, the above-ground part dies back until the following spring. The red-pink flowers, 2-3 cm in diameter, have a green center.
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W. pyramidata (Andr.) Stapf
Plants up to 150 cm tall. Basal leaves linear, pointed, up to 75 cm long and 2-2.5 cm wide. Flowering stem branched in the lower part.
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Ajuga pyramidalis L.
A perennial plant. Resembles the creeping bugle, but is considerably smaller in overall size and taller — 20–25 cm (without flowers).
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G. endressii
A herbaceous perennial. Occupies a large area, intertwining into clumps via continuously growing shoots. With vigorous growth it tends to break apart in different directions.
