Bindweed of wood
The bindweed of wood is a plant of the family of the Convolvulacées.
Description
The bindweed of wood resembles enough the Liseron of the hedges, but the flowers are larger and the sheets present an aspect corrugates.It is a plant introduced in Europe, that one can find in particular in the United Kingdom.
Characteristics
- reproductive Bodies
- dominant Color of the flowers: white
- Period of flowering: estival
- Inflorescence: racème simple
- Sexuality : hermaphrodite
- Seed
- Fruit: capsule
- Dissemination: barochore
- Habitat and standard distribution
- Habitat : mégaphorbiaies planitiaires-collinéennes, eutrophiles, Mediterranean
- Surface of distribution : Mediterranean (eury)
External references
Category: flora (vernacular name)| Random links: | Cenerentola | The Good King Dagobert (film, 1984) | Diocese of Moundou | GUI of Excideuil | White House of Russia | Magach |