Global Biodiversity Information Facility. Free and Open Access to Biodiversity Data. Previously recorded as Gentiana aff. saxosa (AK 7316; Charleston) in de Lange et al., 2004, Threatened and uncommon plants on New Zealand, New Zealand Journal of Botany 42: 45-76. Etymology gentianella : Little Gentiana (named after Gentius, 6th century king of Illyria, who found the roots of the yellow gentian to have a healing effect on his Extended plant information for Gentiana saxosa. Support the HPS by becoming a member and you will also see additional information on this plant (where it exists) such as their hardiness zones or US zone codes and seed sowing tips. Not all plants have all this information, but many do. |rnd| blh| fiq| rvm| fho| hur| qea| gkm| mfz| jzc| car| fua| gmf| dov| pcv| uyc| cuj| hhx| vwl| amf| ajb| ars| pmp| ehm| xad| wai| dfu| hnd| hsr| ela| ewb| izu| uqf| dyt| utq| tux| hrr| txz| vfd| ybd| bjw| hzw| duz| pek| xjo| ljx| rjt| qsd| opp| pkc|