bastard's fumitory
Fumaria bastardii Boreau
Fumaria bastardii is a tall, herbaceous flowering plant in the Papaveraceae family, native to Western Europe and the northern Mediterranean. It is commonly known as bastard's fumitory and is often found in arable and disturbed areas. The species has been introduced to regions such as Southwest Australia and North America.
Description
Fumaria bastardii, described by Boreau in 1847, is a member of the genus Fumaria. It is distributed across several regions, including British Columbia, the Açores, Madeira, Portugal, and parts of North America. The plant is known to thrive in disturbed and agricultural settings and has spread to various parts of the world with suitable climates.
Other common names
Tall Ramping-Fumitorybastard's fumitory
Distribution
British Columbia · Açores · Madeira · Portugal Continental · Graciosa Island · Santa Maria Island · São Miguel Island · Desertas · Madeira Island · Porto Santo island · North America · IE · Belgium · Walloon Region · Azores · SE · AU · Flemish Region · Algeria · Argentina Northeast · Baleares · Canary Is. · Corse · East Aegean Is. · France · Great Britain · Greece · India · Ireland · Italy
Synonyms
Fumaria affinisFumaria almensisFumaria bastardii var. hibernicaFumaria bastardii var. jordaniiFumaria cirrhataFumaria codinaeFumaria confusaFumaria disjunctaFumaria gussonei var. benedictaFumaria gussoneiFumaria jordaniiFumaria muraliformisFumaria piaFumaria planasiiFumaria recognitaFumaria vagans