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buttercup Ranunculus repens,
which has
extremely tough and
tenacious roots. Two
other species are also widespread, the
bulbous buttercup Ranunculus bulbosus...
- blistering.
Ranunculus is a
diminutive of 'rana',
meaning 'little frog'. This name is in
reference to the
amphibious habitat of many
Ranunculus species....
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Ranunculus asiaticus, the
Persian buttercup, is a
species of
buttercup (
Ranunculus)
native to the
eastern Mediterranean region,
southwestern Asia, southeastern...
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Ficaria verna (formerly
Ranunculus ficaria L.),
commonly known as
lesser celandine or pilewort, is a low-growing,
hairless perennial flowering plant in...
- Daniel, eds. (2021). "Ancistrus
ranunculus". FishBase. "PlanetCatfish: Cat-eLog: Hypostominae:
Acanthicus ranunculus".
Retrieved 1
March 2024. "Order...
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Ranunculus acris L.
Journal of
Ecology 45(1): 289 – 342.
Jacobs J.
Graves M,
Mangold J. 2010.
Ecology and
management of tall
buttercup (
Ranunculus acris...
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Ranunculaceae (/rənʌŋkjuːˈleɪsiˌaɪ, -siːˌiː/,
buttercup or
crowfoot family;
Latin rānunculus "little frog", from rāna "frog") is a
family of over 2,000
known species...
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Ranunculus inundatus,
commonly known as the
river buttercup, is a
species of
buttercup found in
eastern Australia. The
plant has
found some
recent relevance...
- Buttercup:
Ranunculus bulbosus S
Coles (1973)
Ranunculus bulbosus L in Europe.
Watsonia 9: 207-228 J
Sarukhan (1974)
Studies on
plant demography:
Ranunculus repens...
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plants in the
genus Ranunculus (buttercup),
growing in damp
places throughout the
Boreal Kingdom. It
flowers June/July.
Ranunculus flammula is poisonous...
