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Crithmum
Rock samphire, C. maritum is a monotypic species, with fleshy leaves, from woody stems and greenish-yellow flowers. It's in the family Apiaceae and is edible, however the more popular samphire is Salicornia spp, which is is Amaranthaceae. All are found around the coastline of the UK.
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