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The rooster's or the priest's frog's son (Juncus bubonius L.) - a form of blue family plants. - "growing in gray places." It grows all over Ukraine on moist sand places, on the banks of the water, on the meadows, around the road.

Description
One-year-old plant, quite variable by external appearance. It's about 40 centimeters high. They're round, smooth leaves are often short or vertical growth. Plexible leaves are narrow and flat, at the top of the filament. The leaves grow from the infantry, which are slightly red or yellowish. Flowers are lonely, rarely in groups. Fuses are 3 to 5 millimeters long, oval pods. The wound is approximately 0.3 mm.

Seeding
Africa: Algeria; Egypt; Libya; Morocco; Tunisia; Ethiopia; Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Madagascar; Mauritius. Subantartic Islands: Falkland Islands; St. Helena; St. Helena. Asia: Yemen; Afghanistan; Kepura; Egypt - Sianai; Iran; Iran; Iran; Israel; Jordan; Lebanon; Syria; Kazakhstan; Kyrgyzstan; Tajikistan; Turkmenistan; Uzbekistan; United States; Japan; North Korea; North Korea; Banaria; Bhutan; Nepal; Sri Lankistan; Sri Lankania; Maemanikania; Mailanikistan; Vietnam; United Caucasus: Armenia; Azerbaijan; Georgia; Russia - Chechnya-Ingutia, Predictik, Dhaststan, Qabroni, Krasnodar, Northern Ossetia; Altaria, Buyatiya, Chiesea, Chietas, Girenachu-Altava, Irkevsky, Kramyevia, Krasnoyari, Khornaria, Szysikha, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymva, Khork, Kzymva, Khorek, Khorkania, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kósikania, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzymaria, Kzynsk, Kzymaria, Kzynsk, Kzymaria Europe: Denmark; Finland; Iceland; Norway; Sweden; United Kingdom; Austria; Belgium; Czech; Germany; Hungary; Netherlands; Poland; Slovakia; Switzerland; Belarus; Belarus; Estonia; Latvia; Lithuania; Belarus; Belarus; Belarus; Belarus; Hungary; Belarus; Serbia; Bosnia; Bosnia and Herzegovina; Bulgaria; Croatia; Greece; Greece; Greece [Belarus; Belarus; Belarus; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Austria; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia, Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia; Serbia Australia. North America: Canada; United States; Mexico. South America: Bahamas; Cuba; Guadalump; Jamaica; Costa Rica; Guatemala; Venezuela; Bolivia; Columbia; Ecuador; Peru; Argentina; Chile; Uruguay. Natural: South Africa; New Zealand; United States - Hawaii.

It grows in almost constantly flooded areas. The Bayarusian Alps are rising to 2,000 feet above sea level.

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Sources
Flora Vascal
United States

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Flora Africa
Asia Flora
Caucasus Flora
Europe Fleet
Ukraine Flora
Australia Flora
Swamptic Islands fleet
North America Flora
South America Flora
Commono Specials
Plants described in 1753