Pilosella bauhini
Pilosella bauhini
Synonyms: Pilosella bauhini subsp. holomnoon, Pilosella cymosa var. bauhini, Pilosella bauhini subsp. nematomastix, Pilosella callicyma, Pilosella bauhini subsp. pseudobauhinii, Pilosella bauhini subsp. fastigiata, Pilosella polyanthema, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. thaumasioides, Pilosella cymanthodes, Pilosella limenyensis, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. hispidissimum, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. fastigiatum, Hieracium melachaeta, Hieracium stauropolitanum, Pilosella erythriophylla subsp. pseudosparsa, Pilosella glaucescens subsp. adenocymigeriformis, Pilosella bauhini subsp. anisoclada, Hieracium bauhini subsp. pseudothaumasium, Hieracium pseudosparsum, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. mnoocladum, Pilosella bauhini subsp. thaumasioides, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. hypermelanum, Hieracium spraguei, Hieracium cymanthum, Pilosella cryptomastix, Hieracium praealtum subsp. thaumasium, Pilosella sedutrix, Pilosella erythriophylla, Pilosella hispidissima, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. ingricum, Pilosella parvistolona, Hieracium bauhini var. limenyense, Hieracium macrum, Pilosella insolens, Pilosella bauhini subsp. hypermelana, Pilosella bauhini var. laconicum, Pilosella bauhini subsp. obscuribractea, Hieracium mnoocladum, Pilosella thaumasioides, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. rojowskii, Hieracium rojowskii, Pilosella plicatula, Pilosella obscuribracteum, Hieracium thaumasium, Pilosella bauhini subsp. arvorum, Hieracium melachaetum, Pilosella cryptomastix subsp. empodista, Hieracium bauhini, Hieracium cymanthodes, Pilosella bauhini subsp. transgressa, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. empodistum, Pilosella georgieffiana, Pilosella empodista, Hieracium ingricum, Pilosella glaucescens subsp. kerneri, Hieracium bauhini subsp. botrychodes, Pilosella dobromilensis, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. thaumasium, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. agathanthum, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. sedutrix, Pilosella bauhini subsp. chaunocyma, Hieracium obscuribracteum, Hieracium radiocaule, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. polyanthemum, Pilosella bauhini subsp. macra, Pilosella agathantha, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. callicymum, Pilosella bauhini subsp. plicata, Pilosella fastigiatiformis, Pilosella ingrica, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. adenocladum, Pilosella mnooclada, Pilosella bauhini subsp. adenoclada, Pilosella erythriophylla subsp. scepusiensis, Pilosella viscidula, Pilosella piloselloides subsp. bauhini, Pilosella cryptomastix subsp. roxensis, Hieracium cimpiense, Pilosella bauhini subsp. rodnensis, Hieracium bauhini subsp. pseudosparsum, Pilosella rojowskii, Pilosella bauhini subsp. viscidula, Hieracium chaunocymum, Hieracium georgieffianum, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. arvorum, Pilosella fastigiata, Pilosella erythrophylloides, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. cymanthum, Hieracium erythrophylloides, Hieracium limenyense, Pilosella praealta subsp. thaumasia, Pilosella thaumasia, Hieracium hispidissimum, Pilosella bauhini subsp. hispidissima, Pilosella bauhini subsp. melachaeta, Hieracium insolens, Pilosella chaunocyma, Pilosella bauhini subsp. polyanthema, Pilosella arvorum, Pilosella erythriophylla subsp. effusa, Pilosella cymantha, Hieracium arvorum, Hieracium plicatulum, Pilosella varatinensis, Pilosella bauhini subsp. albaecclesiensis, Pilosella pseudothaumasia, Pilosella bauhini subsp. cymantha, Pilosella bauhini subsp. thaumasia, Hieracium agathanthum, Pilosella bauhini subsp. weissiana, Pilosella pseudosparsa, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. parvistolonum, Hieracium varatinense, Pilosella adenoclada, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. viscidulum, Hieracium bauhini subsp. fastigiatiforme, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. obscuribracteum, Hieracium bauhini subsp. erythrophylloides, Pilosella botrychodes, Hieracium bauhini subsp. plicatulum, Pilosella glaucescens subsp. megalocymophora, Hieracium magyaricum subsp. chaunocymum, Hieracium bauhini subsp. cymanthodes, Hieracium polyanthemum, Pilosella bauhini subsp. radiocaulis
Botanical Description
Pilosella bauhini (syn. Hieracium bauhini) is a perennial herb in the family Asteraceae closely related to the common mouse-ear hawkweed (Pilosella officinarum). It produces a basal rosette of narrow, lance-shaped leaves clothed in long simple hairs and stellate hairs that give the foliage a greyish appearance, and spreads vigorously by long, leafy stolons. Erect, glandular flowering stems 20–60 cm tall bear branched cymose inflorescences of bright yellow ligulate capitula in late spring and summer. The species is native to central, southern and eastern Europe and adjacent parts of western Asia, where it grows on dry, sunny grasslands, pastures, road verges, rocky slopes and disturbed open ground on calcareous or sandy substrates. It is naturalised in parts of North America. Pilosella bauhini hybridises freely with related species, contributing to a complex apomictic species swarm.
Cultural & Historical Context
Traditional American Uses
None Documented
Chemistry & External Identifiers
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