Sur quelques plantes méconnues des montagnes d'Aspe dans les Pyrénées-Atlantiques: Bulletin de la Société Botanique de France: Vol 124, No 5-6

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Les deux espèces, Genista florida L. subsp. polygaliphylla (Brot.) P. Coutinho et Thymaelea ruizii Loscos, croissent spontanément dans les Pyrénées occidentales françaises; le Rumex longifolius DC. y relaie vers l'est le Rumex cantabricus Rechinger.

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Both species, Genista florida L. subsp. polygaliphylla (Brot.) Coutinho and Thymaelea ruizii Loscos, grow in the french Pyrénées-Atlantiques. The Rumex longifolius DC. replaces Rumex cantabricus Rechinger in the eastern Pyrenees.

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