Glaucium flavum, Crantz 1763

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Glaucium flavum, Crantz 1763 sent on November 15, 2015 (19:42) by Enzo. 0 comments, 320 views.

, 1/13 f/4.5, ISO 400, tripod. Oasi dei Variconi, Italy.

Glaucium flavum Crantz, 1763 Il Papavero giallo è una pianta erbacea della famiglia delle Papaveracee, diffusa nelle zone costiere del bacino del Mediterraneo è detto anche Papavero delle dune o Papavero cornuto. Popola le scogliere e le dune costiere, si può anche trovare ai margini dei campi coltivati o di terreni incolti. In passato i semi di questa pianta si usavano per produrre olio per le lampade e sapone.

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