Dichoropetalum carvifolia

Description

Peucedanum carvifolia is a species of herbaceous plant belonging to the Apiaceae family. Ye a perennial plant. with rhizometimber, 6-8 mm in diameter, vertical or oblique. Strain with fibrous remains at the top. Tarmu 20-60 (130) cm tall, thin, up to 2-2.5 mm in diameter, cylindrical, fistulous, glabrous, striated, with 1-6 canes in the middle of the apex, which usually form with it angles of less than 45º. Basal leaves 15-30 (40) cm, with a limb of 10-17 cm, narrow, lanceolate, 2 pinnatisect, with (3) 4-6 (8) pairs of segments, non-peciolulaos, last-order divisions of 10-15×1 mm, linear, generally trifid; feuyes medies, 1-2 pinnatisectas, with 1-3 pairs of segments, with divisions of last order of 2-9.5×2.5-4 mm, longer and wider than those of les feuyes basales, linear-llanceolaos, dacuando falcaos, apiculaos y con marxe bien finamente denticuláu na metá terminal, pecíoluenancháu en vaina desde ' the end of the limbo; you were trifid summits. Lesinflorescences in umbels with 6-15 rays of 0.5-5.5 cm, quite unequal, with scabrid nerves on the inner face, often coloured. Bracts 0(1), linear. Umbelulae with 6-13 flowers, with 2-6 mm rays, with scabrid veins on the inner face. Bracteoles 0-2, 3- 3.5 mm, setacees. Speck with barely perceptible sepals. Petals not emarginaos, white or rosy, with a thick central vein. stylopodium0.2-0.3 mm, conical; styles c. 0.5 mm, divergent, thick at the base, progressively narrowing against the apex and ending in stigma, dark, thicker. Fruits up to 6×3.8 mm, elliptical in circumference, not marginal; mericarp with 3 clearly visible ribs; nala 0.3-0.4 (0.5) mm anchor; vines 2-3 per valecule. It is found in mountain yerbazales, open carba areas, gorbizales, and carbayeres and fayedales edges, on dry or humid daqué gravelly soils, both in acid and basic substrates; at an altitude of 40-2050 meters above sea level, in C and S of Europe, up to the NW of the Netherlands and the southern part of E Russia, where it reaches the Caucasus, and in Asia. Unevenly divided by much of the S, E and N of the Iberian Peninsula. Peucedanum carvifolia described by Dominique Villars and published in Prospectus de l'Histoire des Plantes de Dauphiné.