Author: Vill.
Bibliography: Prosp. Hist. pl. Dauphiné 20. 1779, nom. cons.
Year: 1779
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Veronica
Vegetable: False
Observations: SW. Alps
Allioni’s speedwell, scientifically known as Veronica allionii, is a captivating plant native to the southwestern regions of the Alps. This particular species was first described and named by the renowned botanist Dominique Villars in his 1779 work, “Prospectus de l’Histoire des plantes du Dauphiné.”
Belonging to the family Plantaginaceae, Veronica allionii is distinguished by its delicate, vibrant flowers that often grace the alpine meadows and rocky crevices of its habitat. The plant’s striking appearance and hardiness make it a notable representative of the flora in the Southwestern Alps, where it thrives in the challenging mountainous environment.
Allioni’s speedwell is a testament to the diverse and unique plant life that characterizes this region. Its presence not only adds to the botanical richness of the area but also serves as a symbol of the intricate relationships between alpine plants and their ecosystems. Whether encountered by botanists or nature enthusiasts, Veronica allionii remains a cherished sight in the alpine landscapes it calls home.
En: Allioni’s Speedwell
Fr: Véronique d’Allioni
De: Allionis Ehrenpreis
It: Veronica di Allioni
: Allioni’s speedwell
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Ph maximum: 5.0
Ph minimum: 4.5
Light: 8
Atmospheric humidity: 6
Bloom months: [‘jul’, ‘aug’]
Soil nutriments: 2
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