Valeriana, Linnaeus (1753: 31), Linnaeus, 1753
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The following key View in CoL should serve as a guide:
1. Leaf blades of sterile rosettes most often cordate, at least some with the V-shaped incision, margin most often coarsely, usually remotely serrate or sinuate-dentate; middle cauline leaves tripartite to trisect, sometimes ternate, with middle segment narrowly lanceolate to narowly ovate, lateral segments usually linear-lanceolate to lanceolate. Rocky habitats, stony slopes in various types of deciduous woodlands, subalpine and alpine rocky slopes ............................................ V. tripteris L. subsp. austriaca E. Walther
- Leaf blades of sterile rosettes never cordate (no blades with the V-shaped incision), ± ovate, rounded, truncate or sometimes with a broad shallow incision, margin ± entire or shallowly obtusely sinuate-dentate; middle cauline leaves ternate or imparipinnate with two pairs of unequal leaflets, with middle leaflet ovate, broadly ovate or round, lateral leaflets usually broadly ovate, rarely of a narrower shape. Wet montane woodlands, frequently Alnion incanae .................................................................... V. dacica Porcius
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Nationaal Herbarium Nederland, Leiden University branch |
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