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Pictorial guide to the flora of the British Isles
Equisetum pratense is a thin-stemmed horsetail found beside upland streams in Scotland, Northern Ireland and the North Pennines.
Invernaver (VC108: West Sutherland); 2019-07-02 |
![shady horsetail / Equisetum pratense: _Equisetum pratense_ is a thin-stemmed horsetail found beside upland streams in Scotland, Northern Ireland and the North Pennines.](img/480834.jpg) |
The rough stems of Equisetum pratense typically have 4–9 ridges; the branches are 3-ridged.
Invernaver (VC108: West Sutherland); 2019-07-02 |
![shady horsetail / Equisetum pratense: The rough stems of _Equisetum pratense_ typically have 4–9 ridges; the branches are 3-ridged.](img/641831.jpg) |
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