Weed Science & Agronomy
INRA-Dijon
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Unité de Malherbologie & Agronomie Weed Science & Agronomy INRA-Dijon |
Bayer Code : antau
Synonym(s) of Sc. name: Anthemis cotiformis Velen.
Classification: Compositae, Dicotyledonous
Common name: Austrian chamomile
Synonym(s) of Common name:
Name per country: DE : Österreichische Hundskamille ; ES : antemis austriaca ; FR : anthemis d'Autriche ; IT : camomilla austriaca ; PT : ; EN : Austrian chamomile ;
Seedling:
-Cotyledons round to oval, rounded at the top, sessile.
- Foliage leaves divided with narrow, almost linear segments; first pinnate, later bipinnate ; softly haired.
- Seedling differs little from Anthemis ruthenica .
- Height: 10-60 cm.
- Stem erect, usually well branched with oblique upright branches, hairy.
- Foliage leaves regularly multi-pinnate, woolly pubescent.
- Flower : heads single, with yellow disk florets and white ray florets, 2-3,5 cm diameter.
- Seed compressed, acute-angled.
- When ground, plant has a spicy scent.
- Biological type: annual
- Spread: comes from the East; often found in warm, summer-arid areas in Great-Britain.
Mistake with: Anthemis ruthenica
Ecological profile (click on flags):
Present
