Campanula sabatia, De Not.

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106. C. sabatia De Not. , Prosp. Fl. Ligust. 52 (1846).

Rhizome stout, short, sparingly branched. Stems 20-40(-50) cm, ascend­ ing to erect, glabrous, leafy up to the inflorescence. Basal leaves cordate, incise-serrate, usually absent at anthesis; cauline linear-lanceolate to linear, remotely serrate to entire. Inflorescence few-flowered, lax. Buds erect. Ovary papillose. Calyx-teeth linear, abruptly bent at the base. Corolla 15—18(—20) mm. Capsule 4-5 mm, hemispherical, erect to slightly inclined, woody. 2// = 34. Limestone rock-crevices. • N. W. Italy (around Alassio). It.