Campanula foliosa, Ten.

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71. C. foliosa Ten. , FZ. Nap. 1, Prodr.’. 16 (1811).

Perennial. Stem 30-50 cm, erect, simple, terete, pubescent below. Leaves more or less pubescent; basal broadly ovate, cordate or rounded at the base, with long, narrowly winged petioles; cauline usually contracted at the base, elliptic-ovate, serrate, as long as the flowers, shortly petiolate, the uppermost almost sessile. Inflorescence capitate, terminal. Calyx-teeth narrowly linear, ciliate, shorter than the tubular corolla. Corolla 20-35 mm. 2« = 34. Mountain meadows and woods. • Balkan peninsula, from C. Jugoslavia to C. Greece’, C. & S. Appennini. Al?Bu Gr ItJu.