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Trailing tormentil Stock Photos and Images

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Trailing tormentil Stock Photos and Images

Trailing Tormentil Potentilla anglica Stock Photo
RMCTX62D–Trailing Tormentil Potentilla anglica
Trailing Tormentil, Potentilla anglica in flower on sandy track, Dorset heathland. Stock Photo
RM2HJB7JE–Trailing Tormentil, Potentilla anglica in flower on sandy track, Dorset heathland.
Trailing Tormentil Potentilla anglica Stock Photo
RM2H9C8EH–Trailing Tormentil Potentilla anglica
Trailing tormentil, Potentilla reptans (Tormentilla reptans). Handcoloured copperplate engraving after a drawing by James Sowerby for James Smith's English Botany, 1801. Stock Photo
RM2A7X7F0–Trailing tormentil, Potentilla reptans (Tormentilla reptans). Handcoloured copperplate engraving after a drawing by James Sowerby for James Smith's English Botany, 1801.
CREEPING CINQUEFOIL Potentilla reptans (Rosaceae) Height to 20cm Creeping perennial whose trailing stems root at the nodes (unlike Tormentil). Found i Stock Photo
RM2H9C7MN–CREEPING CINQUEFOIL Potentilla reptans (Rosaceae) Height to 20cm Creeping perennial whose trailing stems root at the nodes (unlike Tormentil). Found i
Trailing tormentil, Potentilla reptans (Tormentilla reptans). Handcoloured copperplate engraving after a drawing by James Sowerby for James Smith's English Botany, 1801. Stock Photo
RMP6HATE–Trailing tormentil, Potentilla reptans (Tormentilla reptans). Handcoloured copperplate engraving after a drawing by James Sowerby for James Smith's English Botany, 1801.
. Flowers of the field. Botany. I50 ROSACEJE hairs; /ecnvs of 3, or rarely 5, cuneate, lobed leaflets; caiiline leaves sessile; siip^iles leafy, deeply cufr; Jlowers in corymbose cymes, noL more than 5 111. across, yellow, usually with 4 sepals and 4 petals.—Banks and heaths ; very common. I'l all the summer, rcrennial. ; 7. P./;-rt7//;;/w/i-(Trailing Tormentil). -Avery closely allied form, differing chiefly in a more prostrate habit, the catiline leaves being stalked and .& flcnvers being solitary, or nearly so, and raiher larger. -Woods and banks ; comdiun.—Y. June—August. Perennial. Stock Photo
RMRE1JW0–. Flowers of the field. Botany. I50 ROSACEJE hairs; /ecnvs of 3, or rarely 5, cuneate, lobed leaflets; caiiline leaves sessile; siip^iles leafy, deeply cufr; Jlowers in corymbose cymes, noL more than 5 111. across, yellow, usually with 4 sepals and 4 petals.—Banks and heaths ; very common. I'l all the summer, rcrennial. ; 7. P./;-rt7//;;/w/i-(Trailing Tormentil). -Avery closely allied form, differing chiefly in a more prostrate habit, the catiline leaves being stalked and .& flcnvers being solitary, or nearly so, and raiher larger. -Woods and banks ; comdiun.—Y. June—August. Perennial.
Trailing Tormentil, Potentilla anglica in flower on sandy track, Dorset heathland. Stock Photo
RM2HJB7JT–Trailing Tormentil, Potentilla anglica in flower on sandy track, Dorset heathland.
Trailing Tormentil, Potentilla anglica in flower on sandy track, Dorset heathland. Stock Photo
RM2HJB7YP–Trailing Tormentil, Potentilla anglica in flower on sandy track, Dorset heathland.
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