Plantago major
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Dansk: Glat Vejbred[1] · Deutsch: Breitwegerich, Grosser Wegerich[2] · English: Greater Plantain[3], Broadleaf plantain[1] · Español: Anchu, Lante, Lengua de carnero, Llanten de hojas anchas, Llanten mayor, Toraja cimarrona, Vestigo del hombre blanco[2] · Français : Plantain majeur[2] · Hornjoserbsce: Wulki putnik[1] · Hrvatski: Trputac[1] · Italiano: Petacciola, Piantaggine maggiore[2] · Lietuvių: Plačialapis gyslotis[1] · Nederlands: Groote weegbree[2] · 日本語: Onioobako, Seiyooobako[2] · Norsk (bokmål): Groblad[1] · Polski: Babka zwyczajna[1] · Português: Tanchagem-maior[2] · Русский: Подорожник большой[1] · Slovenščina: veliki trpotec[2] · Српски / Srpski: Женска боквица[1] · Suomi: Piharatamo[1] · Svenska: Groblad[2] · Українська: Подорожник великий[1] · |
- Familia
- Plantaginaceae
- Species
- Plantago major L.
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Wikispecies has an entry on: Plantago major. |
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[edit] Plants
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 Adult but small remaining plants (~4 cm in diam.) growing in very poor soil |
[edit] Cultivars
 Purple leaf form |
 Bracted form (a cultivar) |
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[edit] Fruits and seeds
 Developing fruits |
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 fruits and seeds |
[edit] Subspecies winteri
 Plantago major subsp. winteri is only flowering on saline coasts, |
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 Veliki trpotec. (Plantágo májor.) |
