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Fam.: Caryophyllaceae / Campion Fam.  

Synon.:  Dianthus seguieri  VILL.  subsp. glaber  CELAK.,  Dianthus seguieri  VILL.  subsp. sylvaticus  (HOPPE ex WILLD.) ARCANG.

Genus:  Dianthus  L.

Dianthus sylvaticus is a perennial with at least four pairs of stem leaves which are between 2 and 5 mm wide. The sheath of the stem leaves is only about as long as the stem width. In the closely related Dianthus seguieri the width is only up to 2 mm. By some authors Dianthus sylvaticus is treated as subspecies of Dianthus seguieri.
Liguria and Italy in general are not listed as distribution area of Dianthus sylvaticus (but of Dianthus seguieri), but I cannot classify the photos with the many wide stem leaves from there any differently.


Authors:
   HOPPE:  David Heinrich Hoppe (1760 - 1846), German physician and botanist
   WILLD.:  Carl Ludwig Willdenow (1765 - 1812), German botanist
   VILL.:  Dominique Villars (1745 - 1814), French physician and botanist
   CELAK.:  Ladislav Josef Celakovský (1834 - 1902), Czech botanist
   ARCANG.:  Giovanni Arcangeli (1840 - 1921), Italian explorer and botanist
   L.:  Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals
 

Etymology:
   Dianthus:   dios = god, anthos = blossom
   sylvaticus:   growing in the wood
   seguieri:   Jean-François Séguier (1703 - 1784), French botanist (SEG.)
   glaber:   glabrous
 

Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink, D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Fig. 1:  Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink
D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink, D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Fig. 2:  Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink
D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink, D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Fig. 3:  Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink
D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink, D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Fig. 4:  Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink
D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink, D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Fig. 5:  Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink
D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink, D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Fig. 6:  Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink
D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink, D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Fig. 7:  Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink
D Irndorfer Hardt 8.7.2014
Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink, I Liguria, Sestri Levante 3.10.2023
Fig. 8:  Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink
I Liguria, Sestri Levante 3.10.2023
Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink, I Liguria, Sestri Levante 3.10.2023
Fig. 9:  Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink
I Liguria, Sestri Levante 3.10.2023
Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink, I Liguria, Pieve di Teco 27.5.2013
Fig. 10:  Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink
I Liguria, Pieve di Teco 27.5.2013
Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink, I Liguria, Pieve di Teco 27.5.2013
Fig. 11:  Dianthus sylvaticus / Ragged Pink
I Liguria, Pieve di Teco 27.5.2013

 


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