Anthemis anatolica, Boiss.

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20. A. anatolica Boiss. , Diagn. Pl. Or. Nov. 2(11): 10 (1849).

Caespitose, densely appressed-greyish-yellow-hairy perennial. Stems up to 20 cm, slender, simple or sparingly branched. Cauline leaves c. 1 -5 x 0-7 cm, patent or deflexed, ovate, 1 - to 2- pinnatifid; segments very crowded, subflabellate; lobes obtuse. Capitula 19-30 mm in diameter with ligules, or ligules absent; peduncles 4-5-6 cm. Involucre hemispherical; bracts acute, with narrowly brown-scarious or sometimes hyaline margin and apex. Receptacle shortly conical; scales obovate, shortly acuminate. Achenes c. 2 mm, subprismatic, distinctly ribbed, the peripheral granulate; auricle up to 0- 5 mm, hyaline. Stony places on mountains. N.E. Greece. Gr.