Pelargonium papilionaceum (L.) L'Hérit. | ||
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Hort. Kew. ed. 1, 2 (1789) 423.
Section Pelargonium Habit Erect, much branched and strongly aromatic shrub, up to >2 m tall. Main stem woody at base, side branches villous. Leaves Lamina cordate, 7 x 10 cm, entire to 3-5-lobed. Glandular and partly covered with long hairs, margins finely serrate, serrulated or almost entire. Stipules broadly ovate. Inflorescence Peduncles branched, pseudo-umbels with 5-12 flowers. Sepals Five. Petals With two large posterior petals and three narrow anterior petals, light pink to carmine. Posterior petals with dark blotches. Stamens 7 fertile, of +/- the same length. Distribution Synonims robustum Knuth tomentosum Eckl. & Zeyh. |
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