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serratula

/sɛˈrætʃ.ʊ.lə/

Traduction: Genre de plantes herbacées vivaces de l'Ancien Monde, caractérisé par des feuilles dentées disposées en spirale.

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A genus of Old World perennial herbs characterized by spirally arranged toothed leaves.

  • 🇫🇷Genre de plantes herbacées vivaces de l'Ancien Monde, caractérisé par des feuilles dentées disposées en spirale.
  1. Genus of flowering plants C2 formal scientific

    A genus of Old World perennial herbs in the aster family, characterized by spirally arranged, toothed leaves and often bearing purple or pink flower heads.

    • Serratula species are commonly found in meadows across Europe and Asia.
    • The toothed leaves of Serratula give the genus its name, derived from the Latin word for saw.
    • Botanists have classified several Serratula species under the tribe Cardueae.

    🇫🇷Serratule

    Synonymes: sawwort

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