Lamium garganicum subsp. striatum

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Lamium garganicum subsp. striatum Stem dört köşeli ve yapraklar kordat’tır (Kalp şeklinde, yüreksi yaprak ya da yürek şeklindeki yaprak tabanı). Isırgan türlerine olan yüzeysel benzerliği nedeniyle onların yaygın adları ile de adlandırılır. Çiçekler menekşe ile pembe arası renklerdedir. Ağaçların altını ve gölgeli alanlar tercih eder. Nisan, Mayıs, Haziran, Temmuz ve Ağustos aylarında çiçek açar.

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Flora of Turkey

Perennial, often sprawling over rocks, sometimes forming mats. Stems 6-45 cm, villous to glabrous. Leaves broadly ovate to reniform, lamina 3-52 x 3-46 mm, crenate or serrate, villous to ± glabrous. Verticillasters 1-5, (2-)4-8(-12) flowered. Bracteoles 3-9(-10,5) mm. Calyx (6-)8-18(-20,5) mm, tube glabrous to pubescent or sparingly villous, 5-10(-11) mm; teeth 2-9 mm. Corolla purplish-pink (rarely white), with purple-striate tube and usually a large purple blotch on lower lip, 22-40(-45) mm; tube straight (rarely curved), without annulus, 14-29 mm; upper lip 6-16 mm, deeply or shortly bifid, emarginate, retuse or ± entire, the lobes themselves sometimes with notched to bifid apices; lower lip 6-20 mm, lateral lobes without or occasionally with a short subulate appendage. Nutlets 2.5-3.5 x 1.3-1.6 mm, blackish-green or brown, usually with a few paler spots.
1. Corolla white with purple veins and bluish-purple blotches at tips of both lips; tube slightly curved; plant mat-forming, with very densely whitish-villous leaves g. subsp. pulchrum Fl. 6-8. Facing rocks ands screes, 2120-2515 m. Endemic. E. Medit. element.
1. Not as above
 2. Stems villous
  3. Glandular only in inflorescence b. subsp. reniforme Fl. 4-9. Shady limestone and igneous rocks, crevices, scree, walls, ruins, riverbanks, 400-2300 m.
  3. Glandular throughout
   4. Corolla 34-40 mm f. subsp. lasioclades Fl. 5-6(-7). Shady limestone rocks, macchie, 860-2100 m. Ir.-Tur. element.
   4. Corolla (20-)25-32 mm
    5. Calyx teeth subequal to tube b. subsp. reniforme
    5. Calyx teeth shorter than tube e. subsp. rectum Fl. 5-7. Rocky lava slopes, crevices in limestone rocks, 1620-2000 m.
 2. Stems glabrous to densely pubescent
  6. Upper lip of corolla deeply bifid, lobes 3-5.5 mm
   7. Bracteoles 4-7 mm a. subsp. striatum Fl. 3-5. Shady banks, volcanic cliffs, schist, 390-900 m. E. Medit. element.
   7. Bracteoles c. 3 mm b. subsp. reniforme
  6. Upper lip of corolla shortly bifid to subentire, lobes 0-2.5 mm
   8. Hairs of stem more than 0.5 mm b. subsp. reniforme
   8. Hairs of stem 0-0.5 mm
    9. Median leaves longer than 40 mm
     10. Leaf incisions 5-5,5 mm deep a. subsp. striatum
     10. Leaf incisions 1-4,5(-5,5) mm deep
      11. Erect d. subsp. laevigatum Fl. 4-8. Quercus, Pinus and Abies forest, stream banks, limestone rocks, dunes, 50-2200 m. Euxine element.
      11. Sprawling or ascending b. subsp. reniforme
    9. Median leaves less than 40 mm
     12. Leaves dentate or acutely crenate c. subsp. nepetifolium Fl. 4-5(-8). Shady limestone rocks, crevices, etc., 760-1800 m. Endemic. E. Medit. element.
     12. Leaves obtusely crenate
      13. Calyx teeth (2/3-)3/4-9/10x tube b. subsp. reniforme
      13. Calyx teeth (1/3-)1/2-2/3 X tube
       14. Stems pubescent, hairs 0.2-0.3 mm a. subsp. striatum
       14. Stems ± glabrous or puberulent, hairs (if any) usually less than 0.1 mm, never exceeding 0.2 mm
        15. Sprawling or decumbent; leaves sometimes broader than long b. subsp. reniforme
        15. ± Erect, leaves ± longer than broad d. subsp. laevigatum VII:135.