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The woolly berardia

Bérardie laineuse
Credit : Cédric Dentan - Parc national des Écrins

Description

The woolly berardia is a plant that grows approximately 10 centimetres tall and has a short, almost non-existent stem. This perennial member of the Asteracea family grows in limestone and schist screes. It has veined oval, woolly leaves which are covered in soft hairs. Its 4 to 7 cm compact head with pale yellow flowers stands up from its centre. 

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Lat, Lng
44.88152576.5238175
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Point of Interest updated on 13/12/2025

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Rue des Urties 05340 Vallouise-Pelvoux France

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