Stem
Surface: with forked or stellate hairs
17
Species
Species with this characteristic
17 species catalogued
sorted alphabetically
Arabis hirsuta
Hairy Rock-Cress
Brassicaceae
Buddleja davidii
Butterfly-Bush
Scrophulariaceae
Centaurea melitensis
Maltese Star-thistle
Asteraceae
Cerastium glomeratum
Sticky Mouse-Ear
Caryophyllaceae
Chamaenerion dodonaei
Rosemary-leaved Willowherb
Onagraceae
Cistus salviifolius
Sage-leaved Rock-rose
Cistaceae
Erigeron sumatrensis
Guernsey Fleabane
Asteraceae
Erodium cicutarium
Common Stork's-Bill
Geraniaceae
Hieracium tomentosum
Woolly Hawkweed
Asteraceae
Malva alcea
Greater Musk-mallow
Malvaceae
Malva arborea
Tree Mallow
Malvaceae
Malva moschata
Musk Mallow
Malvaceae
Moltkia suffruticosa
Erba perla rupestre
Boraginaceae
Pseudoturritis turrita
Tower Cress
Brassicaceae
Tribulus terrestris
Small Caltrops
Zygophyllaceae
Viburnum lantana
Wayfaring Tree
Adoxaceae
Vincetoxicum hirundinaria
White Swallow-Wort
Apocynaceae
Frequently asked questions
- How many species with the characteristic «Surface: with forked or stellate hairs» are catalogued?
- The catalogue contains 17 Italian wild plant species with the characteristic «Surface: with forked or stellate hairs».
- How to recognise species with the characteristic «Surface: with forked or stellate hairs»?
- Species with characteristic «Surface: with forked or stellate hairs» are identified by observing this feature. Each species sheet includes field photographs to facilitate recognition.
- Where in Italy do species with «Surface: with forked or stellate hairs» grow?
- They grow in various Italian natural habitats: meadows, woods, coastal areas, rocky environments and wastelands. Distribution varies by species.
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