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Stewart Robert Hinsley wrote:
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robert wrote:
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I think I ID'd some Common Scurveygrass flowers earlier but I'm not
sure.... if anyone can help I'll post a pic?

The quickest solution may be to have a look at
http://www.wildflowers.co.uk/acatalog/n129.jpg or do a google image
search for "scurvy grass"

Have done a google already, that's how I came up with the ID but not
sure if my methods are correct (it looks similar to a couple of
other plants)
I have difficulty identifying little white crucifers, but I think
that I can identify Common Scurvygrass (as seen at the Mull of
Galloway and at Rockcliffe on Rough Firth). Try posting a pic.

What are the other plants?

BTW, Danish Scurvygrass is common on roadside around here.

Thanks Stewart (you ID'd my last post BTW!) - I'll have to dig out my
Wildlife/Flowers book to see what the others were.... in the meantime:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/treetop...os/2433993389/

(I have some wider angles that I haven't uploaded if you need more leaf
detail)


It certainly looks like a scurvygrass. I've being checking my books, and
scurvygrasses are a difficult group - as in botanists can't even agree
how many types there are. I'd like to see the leaves to be sure, but
your comment on the flower size seems to exclude Danish scurvygrass,
which is the other common one.
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Stewart Robert Hinsley