been trekking through the forest alot these days and came up across several plants, though not much success in identifying them. 1. ? 2. Ajuga reptans ? 3. Viola canina ? 4. Helleborus viridis ? 5. Glechoma hederacea ? 6. ? (this one's a bit blurry, sorry for that) 7. & 8. ? Do I need to say I'll appreciate any help?;)
#1 is Common Ivy Hedera helix. #3 yep, a species of Viola, not easy to tell which species though (several similar species). #4 is Green Hellebore Helleborus viridis. #6 yep, a Cardamine, likely Hairy Bittercress Cardamine hirsuta. #7 is Greater Stitchwort Stellaria holostea (yep, Caryophyllaceae as mentioned above). #8 is a spurge Euphorbia, perhaps Wood Spurge Euphorbia amygdaloides.
wow, you guys have been quite helpful! thanx for both IDs and confirmations. these and plants in the previous few topics are all I managed to find during my woodland treks (february/march) so I believe I won't be annoying you this frequently from now on;) thanks to all of you, you're a lot of help!!!
Michael's opinion is mostly correct again. I'd like to add, however, that the spurge is certainly not Euphorbia amygdaloides this time. I rather think that this spuge could be Euphorbia verrucosa, Euphorbia epithymoides or some lookalike. Glechoma hederacea is certainly correct, but ssp. hirsuta is a strong possibility even though I am not sure whether the form of the calyx teeth is correct for this subspecies which is considered a separate species by some botanists.
