Author: L.
Bibliography: Sp. Pl.: 1199 (1753)
Year: 1753
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Filago
Vegetable: False
Observations: Macaronesia, Europe to Tibet and Arabian Pen.
The Broad-leaved cudweed, scientifically known as Filago pyramidata, is a notable member of the Asteraceae family. First described by the renowned botanist Carl Linnaeus in 1753 in his seminal work “Species Plantarum,” this plant has captured the interest of botanists and plant enthusiasts alike.
Filago pyramidata can be found in a variety of habitats ranging across a broad geographical area. Its natural distribution includes the diverse climates and landscapes of Macaronesia, extends across the European continent, and reaches as far as Tibet and the Arabian Peninsula. This widespread prevalence highlights the adaptability and resilient nature of the Broad-leaved cudweed.
Typically characterized by its broad leaves, Filago pyramidata is a robust plant that thrives in its native and introduced environments. It is part of the rich tapestry of flora contributing to the biodiversity of the regions it inhabits. The plant’s systematic classification within Asteraceae situates it among a vast family known for their composite flower structure, which is an evolutionary advantage in diverse ecological systems.
Overall, Filago pyramidata exemplifies botanical resilience and adaptability, underpinning its widespread geographical distribution. Its historical documentation by Linnaeus adds a layer of scientific significance, ensuring that this plant continues to be a subject of study and admiration within the botanical community.
Eng: broad-leaved cudweed, broadleaf cottonrose, broad-leaved cutweed, broad-leaved cottonrose
Deu: niederliegendes filzkraut, spatelblättriges filzkraut
Spa: yesquerilla tiesa
Nor: blodfot-gras, musegras
Fra: cotonnière spatulée, cotonnière à feuilles spatulées, cotonnière en pyramide, cotonnière pyramidale
Nld: spatelviltkruid
Swe: spansk ullört
Cym: edafeddog llydanddail, edafeddog lydanddail
En: Broad-leaved Cudweed, Broadleaf cottonrose, Broad-leaved cutweed, Broad-leaved cottonrose
Ca: Herba del borm
Nl: Spatelviltkruid
Fr: Cotonnière spatulée, Cotonnière à feuilles spatulées, Cotonnière en pyramide, Cotonnière pyramidale
De: Niederliegendes Filzkraut, Spatelblättriges Filzkraut, Spatelblättriges Fadenkraut
He: פילגון מצוי
It: Bambagia spatolata
No: Blodfot-gras, Musegras
Es: Yesquerilla tiesa, Hierba algodonera
Sv: Spansk ullört
Cy: Edafeddog Llydanddail, Edafeddog Lydanddail
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Growth habit: Forb/herb
Bloom months: [‘jul’, ‘aug’, ‘sep’]
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