Author: Lapeyr.
Bibliography: Fig. Fl. Pyrénées: 53 (1801)
Year: 1801
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Saxifraga
Vegetable: False
Observations: C. & E. Pyrenees
The Aquatic Pyrenean Saxifrage, known scientifically as Saxifraga aquatica, is a remarkable species nestled within the rich landscapes of the Pyrenean mountains. Described by Lapeyr. in his notable 1801 work “Fig. Fl. Pyrénées,” this plant holds both botanical and ecological significance.
Belonging to the family Saxifragaceae, Saxifraga aquatica thrives in the cool, pristine waters of the Central and Eastern Pyrenees. The plant is adapted to aquatic environments, exhibiting unique characteristics that distinguish it from its terrestrial relatives. Its presence in such a specific habitat underscores the ecological diversity and specialization within the Saxifragaceae family.
The Aquatic Pyrenean Saxifrage is a prime example of nature’s ability to adapt and evolve in response to environmental demands. Its distinctive morphology includes features specifically suited for life in water, making it an intriguing subject of study for botanists and nature enthusiasts alike.
This plant not only contributes to the biodiversity of its native region but also serves as an indicator of the health of its aquatic ecosystem. Protecting and preserving the delicate habitats of Saxifraga aquatica is crucial for maintaining the ecological balance and continued survival of this specialized species.
En: Aquatic Pyrenean Saxifrage, Pyrenean Water-saxifrage
Ca: Saxífraga aquàtica
Fr: Saxifrage aquatique
: Aquatic pyrenean saxifrage
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Ph maximum: 7.5
Ph minimum: 7.0
Light: 5
Atmospheric humidity: 9
Bloom months: [‘jul’, ‘aug’]
Soil nutriments: 4
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