Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Plant Identification => Plant Identification Questions and Answers => Topic started by: mark smyth on May 24, 2011, 07:10:29 PM
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does anyone know Anthemis sosnovskyana? I bought a plant at the weekend but can't find any information
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All I know is that it comes from the Kabardino-Balkaria region, in the area of Mount Elbrus....... which one could probably get a clue from by the species name. :D
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where did you find the info?
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Russian website that I often find has handy info.... cannot find the url right now. I use google translate to help with the text... usually gives enough info for me to find what I'm looking for.
I think I found the anthemis info when I was researching another Elbrus plant some time ago.
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Mark, try this:
www.plantarium.ru/page/view/item/3184.html
www.agbina.com/053056049124053054052.html
I'afraid both sites are in Russian.
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Many thanks
Sosnowski chamomile (Anthemis Sosnovskyana)
Google Chrome translation -
Perennial 40-50 cm tall. Forms a loose dernovinki. All leaves in the rosette, to 10 cm long and 1.5 cm wide, heavily dissected into smaller segments, which in turn is also solid. Generative shoots are leafless, erect or ascending, end with inflorescence up to 5 cm in diameter. Total inflorescence with lepestkovidnymi outer flowers, yellow. It lives on dry stony mountain slopes, in the grasses. Grows in the Caucasus.
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Mark, hope it is more or less understandable. Two words can perplex as they are not translated at all.
Dernovinki is similar to mats. Lepestkovidnye means petal-like (the second type of the flowers for nearly all compositae around the flower head. Generative shoots are supposed to be flower stems.
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