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Climbing Corydalis |
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Ceratocapnos claviculata |
Older name: Corydalis claviculata
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Carl Farmer |
Frequent in Argyll, rarer further north, usually found climbing among bracken. Flowers c 5.5 mm in length ID: No other similar plant has tendrils Other features: Annual. Flowers creamy-white, in groups of about 6. Leaves doubly compound, each leaflet being itself well-stalked and divided into 3-5 sub-leaflets. |