My ID with "Pulsatilla patens" was quite serious. Tucker and Janick have a background in agriculture / horticulture and could be on the right track here. (regardless of their other theories). Unfortunately, I'm not entirely sure if "Anemone patens" and "Pulsatilla patens" are the same species. The informations are different. "Pulsatilla patens" is certainly also present on the european continent.
A strong root makes Pulsatilla patens very robust and is a special feature of this plant. The overall appearance is quite similar to You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
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A strong root makes Pulsatilla patens very robust and is a special feature of this plant. The overall appearance is quite similar to You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.