Papaveraceae

P. dubium L., Sp. PL Appendix, 1196 (1753). Syn: P. laevigatum Bieb., Fl. Taur.-Cauc, 3: 364 (1808); P. apicigemmatum Fedde in Bull. Herb. Boiss., ser. 2, 5: 448 (1905). Figure 9, p. 225.
Annual herb. Stems erect, up to 60 cm, spreading-setose below, adpressed above. Leaves pinnatisect, the terminal segment about equalling the laterals. Peduncles adpressed-setose. Petals 2-4 cm, pale scarlet. Capsule ovoid-oblong, tapering to the base, length/breadth ratio 3-7: 1. Fl. 4-6. Waste ground, fields, etc., up to 2200 m.
Described from Switzerland and Britain (Hb. Linn 669/7!).
Scattered. A1(E) Çanakkale: Kilia, Ingoldby 201! A2(E) Istanbul: Chichli (Şişli), Azn.! A5 Amasya: Amasya, Bornm. 145. A6 Tokat: Tokat, Bornm. 3229. A7 Gümüşane: Gümüşane, Boıırgeau. A8 Çoruh: nr.', Artvin & A9 Kars: Kağiz-man (Grossheim 4: map 114). B7 Elaziğ: Maden, 1000 m, Brown 2436i B8 Erzurum: Erzurum, Aucher 375. C2 Antalya: W of Kale, N of Kap Andraky, Hub.-Mor. 10385! C4 Konya: Dumanli Y. nr. Beyşehir, Baytop! C6 Hatay: Hasan Beyli, 1300-1700 m, Haradj. 2314.
Europe, Asia, widely introduced as a weed. Probably more common than the above records would indicate, but under-collected. A very variable species.

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