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Plant Identification => Plant Identification Questions and Answers => Topic started by: MullAndy on July 13, 2019, 04:52:26 PM
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Hi Everybody,
Trying to get an ID on this plant for my Father-in-Law.
Not the best of photos, hopefully might be able to get it from the leaf.
Photo'd at around 2000ft in the Arrochar Alps in Argyll, about 3 weeks ago.
TIA, Andy
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It looks like Saxifraga stellaris.
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I think Ashley is correct - you can see various photos in the Forum of this species by a search - including this one which shows the leaves quite well .... from Diane Clement in 2008
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Looks good to me, many thanks for the help. :)
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I'm not fully conviced by this name. Hairs on the stem, bracts quite developped, flower bud erect, flower spike compact, shape of the petal don't fit well with Micranthes (=Saxifraga) stellaris. But I have no other solution. Is there an other picture of the flower ? Micranthes (=Saxifraga) stellaris has very peculiar flower with orange dots.