Habitus of H. nummularium subsp. lycaonicum 

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... nummularium (L.) Miller subsp. lycaonicum Coode&Cullen in Notes R. B. G. Edinb. 26: 200 (1965). Type: Steppe bei Korasch, 1600 m, Ende vi 1912, Lycaonia, Vilayet Konia, Siehe 456 (as H. kotschyanum Boiss.; holo. E!). Perennial; stem blackish, woody at the base, suffrutescent, ascending, 8,0-36,0 cm, adpressed stellate tomentose hairy ( Figure 1); leaves opposite, narrowly elliptic-oblong, 5,0- 25,0×1,5 -4,5 mm, pinnat venation, scarcely revolute, lower surface shortly spreading stellate canescent, longly stellate hairy on the vein, upper surface shortly stellate tomentose and longly bifurcate-stellate hairy (Figure 2a); petiole 1,5-3,5 mm; stipule elliptic-lanceolate, sessile, 2,5- 10,0×0,75 -1,5 mm, obtus to acute; inflorescence raceme, 4-16-flowered; bract elliptic-lanceolate, exstipulate, 2,0- 6,0×0,75 -2,0 mm; pedicel erect in flower, 6,0-10,0 mm, pendulous in fruit, 10,0-11,0 mm, not articulation; petals longer than inner sepals, yellow, 11,0- 13,0×9,0 -12,0 mm, obovate; inner sepals ovate, acute, inner surface glabrous, outer surface shortly spreading stellate hairy, longly spreading simple-bifurcate hirsute on the vein, 4-veined, hyaline margine 1,5-1,75 mm, longer than capsule, 7,0- 8,0×4,0 -5,0 mm in flower, 8,0- 9,0×4,5 -5,0 mm in fruit; outer sepals elliptic- lanceolate, obtuse, inner surface glabrous, rarely simple hairy, outer surface glabrous, rarely longly simple-bifurcate hirsute, simple-bifurcate hirsute on margine, 2,5- 3,5 × 1,0 -1,75 mm in flower, 3,5- 4,0×1,0 -2,0 mm in fruit; style curved below, 3,5-4,5 mm in flower, 4,5-5,0 mm in fruit (Figure 2b); stigma 3, capitate, papillate capsule ovate, 5,0- 7,0×3,5 - 4,0 mm, shortly spreading stellate tomentose; stamens multi seriate, numerous, filament 3,25- 5,0 mm, anther 0,5×0,5 mm (Figure 2c); seeds surface densely verrucate on LM, 1,25- 1,5×1,0 -1,25 mm, brown, ovate, 12-17 seed in per ...