Dipsacus fullonum
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Deutsch: Wilde Karde · English: Teasel · Español: Cardencha · Esperanto: Kardilo · Français : Cardère sauvage · Nederlands: Grote kaardenbol · Slovenščina: divja ščetica[1] · |
- Synonym
- Dipsacus sylvestris Hudson[1]
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 Habitus and Inflorescence |
 Habitus and Inflorescence |
 Flowering starts in the middle of the cone ... |
 ... spreads ... |
 ... and ends at the top and bottom. |
 Water is held back in leaves |
 too. |
 In the meadow. |
 without border. |
 Whole plant |
 Dried heads |
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 Teasel comb |
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 Head |
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 Germany - Hohenlohe |
 Germany - Hohenlohe |
 Ávila - Spain |
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 France, Loire region, in August, Heads with spider nest |
 Austria, Styria, Kitzeck |
[edit] Illustrations
 (2) Illustration in: |
 Illustration in: |
 Navadna rešetarka. (Dípsacus silvéstris.) [sic!] |
.jpg) Pflanzenbild aus dem Wiener-Dioskurides-Kodex, fol. 100 r. (Konstantinopel, vor 512) |
[edit] Heraldry
 Coat of Arms of Baienfurt, Germany |
[edit] References
- ↑ a b Dipsacus fullonum L. at FloVegSi, retrieved on 2009-01-03
