Sp. Pl.: 562 (1753)
Each value Trefle shows for Teucrium botrys, with what every source says about it. When sources disagree, the strongest source is shown (how sources are ranked). Values imported before sources were recorded one by one are marked Source not recorded.
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| Field | Shown | What the sources say | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core | |||
| Author | L. |
No source recorded
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Source not recorded |
| Bibliography | Sp. Pl.: 562 (1753) |
No source recorded
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Source not recorded |
| Phylum | Tracheophyta |
No source recorded
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Source not recorded |
| Rank | species |
No source recorded
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Source not recorded |
| Status | accepted |
No source recorded
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Source not recorded |
| Year | 1753 |
No source recorded
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Source not recorded |
| Descriptive | |||
| Common name | Cut-leaf germander |
No source recorded
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Source not recorded |
| Observations | Europe, NW. Africa |
No source recorded
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Source not recorded |
| Morphology | |||
| Average height | 25 cm |
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Sourced |
| Biological type | therophyte |
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Sourced |
| Flower color | purple |
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Differs from sources |
| Foliage texture | empty |
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Not on the record |
| Fruit shape | empty |
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Not on the record |
| Growth habit | Forb/herb |
No source recorded
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Source not recorded |
| Maximum height | 30 cm |
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Sourced |
| Sexuality | empty |
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Not on the record |
| Vegetable | false |
No source recorded
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Source not recorded |
| Phenology | |||
| Bloom months | jun, jul, aug, sep, oct |
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Differs from sources |
| Duration | annual, biennial |
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Sourced |
| Ecology | |||
| Ground humidity | empty |
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Not on the record |
| Light | empty |
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Not on the record |
| Nitrogen fixation | empty |
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Not on the record |
| Soil nutriments | 3 / 9 · poor (oligotrophic) |
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Sourced |
| Soil salinity | 0 / 9 · absent from saline soils |
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Sourced |
| Other | |||
| Propagation method | — |
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Not on the record |
| Shade tolerance | — |
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Not on the record |
| Soil ph indicator | — |
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Not on the record |
| Temperature indicator | — |
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Not on the record |