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• Other members of the " Limonium binervosum " complex may also occur.
• The eggs are laid on the flower of " Limonium vulgare " and the larvae feed on the seeds.
• "Limonium limbatum " is a perennial herb with a large taproot, producing a rosette of leaves that are still alive at flowering time.
• Concurrently, an adjacent area which was covered with the strictly protected Gibraltar Sea Lavender " ( Limonium emarginatum ) " had rubble dumped upon it.
• Plant species found on the mountain slopes include " Euphorbia tuckeyana ", " Limonium jovibarba " and the endangered " Nauplius smithii ".
• ""'Limonium arborescens " "'is a species of endemic to the Canary Islands, where it is a plant of coastal habitat.
• Irish Travelers and heather to " bring good luck " . ( Sometimes white sea-lavender, a species of " Limonium ", is sold instead .)
• In the western part, plant species found on the mountain slopes include " Euphorbia tuckeyana ", " Limonium jovibarba " and the endangered " Nauplius smithii ".
• There are also a number of relatively rare plants, such as rock sea-lavender ( " Limonium binervosum " ), and wild leek ( " Allium ampeloprasum " ).
• At least two rare species are associated with this community, Curved Hard-grass ( " Parapholis incurva " ), and the Rock Sea-lavender ( " Limonium recurvum " ).
• Flowers that dry well this way include larkspur, delphinium, cockscomb, hydrangea, limonium, lavender, yarrow, safflower, echinops, statice, artemisia, salvia, crocosmia, Queen Anne's lace, globe amaranth, eryngium and goldenrod.
• The main species are Coir髇 ( Festuca gracillima ), Poaceaeas, Romerillo ( Lomatia ferruginea ), two kinds of Patagonian berries, Calafate ( Berberis microphylla ) and Murtilla ( Ugni molinae ), Vegas, coastal scrub, some species of Limonium and marshes.
• Growing 10 70 cm tall from a rhizome, " Limonium binervosum " flourishes in saline soils, so are therefore common near the western coasts and in salt marshes, and also on saline, gypsum and alkaline soils such as found on Flat Holm island in Wales, UK
• Through cladistic analysis using both genetic and morphological characteristics, studies have concluded that " Aegialitis " is the sister taxon to the rest of its subfamily ( Staticoideae ) and thus has been assigned to the monotypic tribe Aegialitideae, which is sister to the tribe Staticeae ( including the genera " Acantholimon ", " Armeria ", " Goniolimon ", " Limoniastrum ", and " Limonium " ).