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Cicendia filiformis (L.) Delarbre

yellow centaury (Gentianaceae)

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Cicendia filiformis is a tiny annual with a 4-parted yellow flower on a simple, narrow stalk; it grows in south-western Ireland, south-west Wales, south-west England, the Purbeck heaths and the New Forest.

Thorney Hill (VC11: South Hampshire); 2019-07-16

 yellow centaury / Cicendia filiformis: _Cicendia filiformis_ is a tiny annual with a 4-parted yellow flower on a simple, narrow stalk; it grows in south-western Ireland, south-west Wales, south-west England, the Purbeck heaths and the New Forest.

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