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Gentiana sedifolia
Small herbs, up to 4 cm tall. The leaves are opposite, up to 0.7 cm long, lanceolate and narrow. The flowers are solitary and erect, up to 10 mm in diameter, funnel-shaped, pale blue or violet, with purple dots in the center and with a yellow throat, rarely white or pale yellow. The flower closes at night or on cold and cloudy days.
It is common in all environments, growing within cushion plants or in the tussock grass.
This photo was taken in Ilinizas Ecological Reserve
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