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This low, evergreen perennial grows as a subshrub, usually in clumps. Apparent single flowers can be traced back along the creeping stem to the source.
Flowers.
Apr-Aug.
Flower Blossom.
4 petals; 25 mm. The white flowers grow in a broad, flat-topped, clusters on lateral stems.
Habitat.
Rocky mountain slopes. We found ours in April, at 600 m altitude, between Draguignan and Chateaudouble in the Var.
Fruit.
The silicula is 6-7mm, oval, longer than wide, broadly winged and deeply notched.
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