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| Genus names can be abbreviated by 3 letters, e.g. tul cypria | ||||
| Sabulina glaucina (DVORAKOVA) DILLENB. & KADEREIT | ||
| Fam.: Caryophyllaceae / Campion Fam.
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| Synon.: Minuartia verna (L.) HIERN subsp. collina (NEILR.) DOMIN, Minuartia glaucina DVORAKOVA |
| Genus: Sabulina RCHB., Minuartia LOEFL. ex L. |
The stems and partially also the calyxes of the Hill Spring Sandwort Sabulina glaucina (synonym Minuartia verna subsp. collina) carry numerous glands, while those of the Spring Sandwort Sabulina verna s.l. (synonym Minuartia verna s.l.) are almost bare. The sepals of the Hill Spring Sandwort are often much shorter than the petals. |
| Authors: | |||
| Marie Dvoráková (1940 - 2011), Czech botanist | |||
| Markus S. Dillenberger (fl. 2012), German botanist | |||
| Joachim Walter Kadereit (1956 - ), German botanist at Hannover | |||
| Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals | |||
| William Philip Hiern (1839 - 1925), British mathematician and botanist | |||
| August Neilreich (1803 - 1871), Austrian jurist and botanist | |||
| Karel Domin (1882 - 1953), Czech botanist | |||
| Heinrich Gottlieb Ludwig Reichenbach (1793 - 1879), German botanist | |||
| Pehr Loefling (1729 - 1756), Swedish explorer and botanist | |||
| Etymology: | |||
| Sabulina: | sabulum = sand | ||
| glaucina: | bluegreenish | ||
| Minuartia: | Juan Minuart (1693 - 1768), Spanish botanist | ||
| verna: | spring | ||
| collina: | growing on hills | ||
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