Alchemilla monticola, Opiz

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41. A. monticola Opiz in Berchtold & Opiz, Ökon.-Techn. Fl. Böhm. 2(1): 13 (1838)

( A. pastoralis Buser ).

Medium-sized, up to 50 cm, rather robust; petioles, leaves and stems, up to and including inflorescence-branches, with dense patent hairs, but pedicels glabrous, and hypanthium often glabrous or nearly so. Leaves orbicular, sinus closed or nearly so; lobes 9-11, more or less semicircular, with short incisions and 7-9 rather regular, acute teeth. Glomeruli dense. Flowers c. 3 mm wide. 2n = c. 101, 103— 109. Most o f Europe except the islands, but rare or local in the west, and only on mountains in the south. Al Au Be Br Bu Cz Da Fe Ga Ge He Ho Hu It Ju No Po Rm Rs (N, B, C, W) Su. Related species include:

A. neostevenii Juz. , Not. Syst. (Leningrad) 8: 19 (1938). Krym. Rs (K).

A. prasina Juz. , Not. Syst. (Leningrad) 16:144 (1954). C. Russia (Gor'kovskaja Obi.). Rs (C).