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Plantago major  L.  subsp. intermedia  (DC.) ARCANG.

Fam.: Plantaginaceae / Plantain Fam.

Synon.:  Plantago uliginosa  F.W.SCHMIDT,  Plantago intermedia  DC.

Genus:  Plantago  L.

Authors:
	L.:		Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals
	DC.:		Augustin-Pyrame de Candolle (1778 - 1841), Swiss botanist
	ARCANG.:		Giovanni Arcangeli (1840 - 1921), Italian explorer and botanist
	F.W.SCHMIDT:		Franz Willibald Schmidt (1764 - 1796), botanist from Prague (Bohemia)

Etymology:
	Plantago:		planta = sole of foot, agere = to lead
	major:		large
	intermedia:		standing in between
	uliginosa:		ul (Celtic) = water

Fig. 1:  Plantago major subsp. intermedia / Many-Seeded Plantain NL St. Philipsland 14.8.2015

Fig. 2:  Plantago major subsp. intermedia / Many-Seeded Plantain NL St. Philipsland 14.8.2015

Fig. 3:  Plantago major subsp. intermedia / Many-Seeded Plantain D Mannheim 30.8.2015

Fig. 4:  Plantago major subsp. intermedia / Many-Seeded Plantain D Mannheim 30.8.2015

Fig. 5:  Plantago major subsp. intermedia / Many-Seeded Plantain D Mannheim 30.8.2015

Fig. 6:  Plantago major subsp. intermedia / Many-Seeded Plantain D Mannheim 30.8.2015

Fig. 7:  Plantago major subsp. intermedia / Many-Seeded Plantain D Mannheim 30.8.2015

Fig. 8:  Plantago major subsp. intermedia / Many-Seeded Plantain D Mannheim 30.8.2015

Fig. 9:  Plantago major subsp. intermedia / Many-Seeded Plantain D Köln-Zündorf 22.8.2018

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