Silene latifolia Poir.

SUene latifolia Poiret subsp. alba (Miller)
Greuter & Burdet (= A. alba (Miller)
E.H.L. Krause — S. pratensis (Rafn/)
Godron & Gren. sübsp. pratensis)
Det. J. McNeill & H.C. Prentice 1987.
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New York Botanical Garden
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C.L.Hitdhcock and J.S.Martin #7390
I Silene nocti^flora L.
flowers open in daylight; plants monoecious;
corolla pure white, blades spreading at right;
angle - lobed to middle, appendages triangular,
apex erose, auricles 1 mm. long, quite
prominent; stamens included; plant viscid.
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Silene noctíflora L.
BRITISH COLUMBIA: toll gate on Fraser River,
1 mile above Yale«
coii. by C*L.Hitchcock
J.S. Martin
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No. 7390
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