Salad Burnet Sanguisorba minor
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Family Rosaceae Description
Salad burnet has reddish-brown, erect stems with globular red flowerheads. These have purplish, feathery stigmas and sepals instead of petals. The flowers are hermaphrodite (have both male and female organs) and are pollinated by Bees. The plant is self-fertile.. The pinnate leaves comprise 4- 12 pairs of rounded, deeply toothed leaflets; basal leaves in a rosette.
Grows 20-60 cm tall,
Habitat
A perennial herbaceous plant of limestone grassland typically found in dry grassy meadows,
Data table
20915 IMAGE (C) 2007 COLIN DUKE
20920 IMAGE (C) 2007 COLIN DUKE
20926 IMAGE (C) 2007 COLIN DUKE
14980 IMAGE (C) 2007 COLIN DUKE
14984 IMAGE (C) 2007 COLIN DUKE
14986 IMAGE (C) 2007 COLIN DUKE
14987IMAGE (C) 2007 COLIN DUKE
14988 IMAGE (C) 2007 COLIN DUKE
14990 IMAGE (C) 2007 COLIN DUKE
14998 IMAGE (C) 2007 COLIN DUKE
14999 IMAGE (C) 2007 COLIN DUKE
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