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Primula hirsuta All. sect. Auricula 
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FamilyPRIMULACEAE
Genus speciesPrimula hirsuta All. sect. Auricula
SynonymsPrimula ciliata Schrank
 Primula decora Sims
 Primula pallida Schott
Habitatrocks
Altitude1000-3600m
Descriptionleaves ovate to suborbiculate, 1-9cm, winged petiolate, in upper half dentate, carnose, viscid, flowers 5-15, with white eye, 15-25mm, in umbel, usually amongst leaves
Size5-10cm
Colorpink, reddish rose
Bloomspring
Ca
Typerosette, tuft
Cultivationrock crevices with favourable water regime, eastern slopes
alpine house, poor, drained soil, shading in summer
Propagationseed in winter, germ. 3-12 months, 10-16°C
cuttings of rosettes in late spring
Territory Europe
     Middle Europe (Austria , Switzerland )
     Southwestern Europe (France , Spain )
     Southeastern Europe (Italy)
BibliographyPlants of the World online powo.science.kew.org
International Plant Names Index www.ipni.org
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PRIMULACEAE

Primula hirsuta All., Auct. Syn. Meth. Stirp. Hort. Regii Taur. 10 (1773)

Synonyms:
Auricula-ursi hirsuta (All.) Soják

1000-3600m
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hirsuta typica ined.

Synonyms:
Aretia ciliata Link
Primula ciliata Schrank
Primula confinis Schott ex Rchb.
Primula decipiens Stein ex Kolb.
Primula decora Sims
Primula exscapa Hegetschw.
Primula glutinosa All.
Primula grignensis D.M.Moser
Primula hirsuta serrulata Beauverd
Primula latifolia W.D.J.Koch
Primula nelsonii Stein
Primula pallida Schott
Primula rubra J.F.Gmel.
Primula viscosa Vill.

Alps, c. Pyrenees
11 AUT SWI 12 FRA SPA 13 ITA

hirsuta brevipilosa Kress, Primulac.-Stud. 17: 1 (2016)

n. Italy
13 ITA

hirsuta longipilosa Kress, ibid.

n. Italy
13 ITA

hirsuta valcuvianensis S.Jess. & L.Lehm., Sammelblätt. Gebirgspflanzen 3: 4 (2005)

Synonyms:
Primula valcuvianensis (S.Jess. & L.Lehm.) Cristof. & Crema

s. Alps
13 ITA

1000-1050m

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