Few-flower fumitory
Fumaria reuteri Boiss.
Fumaria reuteri, known as few-flower fumitory, is a species in the genus Fumaria of the family Papaveraceae. It was first described in 1849 by Boiss. This plant is native to several regions including British Columbia, Portugal Continental, the conterminous 48 United States, France, Great Britain, Portugal, and Spain.
Description
Fumaria reuteri is a member of the Papaveraceae family, commonly known as the poppy family. It is distributed across a range that includes British Columbia, Portugal Continental, the conterminous 48 United States, France, Great Britain, Portugal, and Spain. The species was first published in 1849 by the botanist Boiss. As part of the genus Fumaria, it shares characteristics typical of the fumitory group, which are generally herbaceous plants with delicate, often climbing or trailing growth habits.
Other common names
Few-flower fumitoryMartin's Ramping-FumitoryMartin's fumitoryfew-flowered fumitory
Distribution
British Columbia · Portugal Continental · conterminous 48 United States · France · Great Britain · Portugal · Spain
Synonyms
Fumaria agraria subsp. merinoiFumaria apiculataFumaria bonanovaeFumaria martiniFumaria merinoiFumaria muralis var. multifloraFumaria muralis var. pauiFumaria muralis var. tenuisectaFumaria paradoxaFumaria reuteri subsp. martinii