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English: Flowering plants of Pulicaria vulgaris (Asteraceae).
Deutsch: Pflanzen des Kleinen Flohkrautes (Pulicaria vulgaris) auf wechselnassem Lehmboden. Die Laubblätter sind hier im Spätsommer (bzw. in Folge von Trockenheit) weitgehend verwelkt, aber die Pflanzen blühen noch(mal) reichlich. (Der hellgrüne Spross mit den länglichen Blättern gehört zu Lythrum hyssopifolia.)
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