Author: Lapeyr.
Bibliography: Unknown
Year: Unknown
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Globularia
Vegetable: Unknown
Observations: Unknown
The Common globularia, scientifically known as Globularia punctata, belongs to the Plantaginaceae family. This perennial herb boasts a distinctive appearance, characterized by its globular and dense flower heads which give it its common name. Its flowers are typically blue or violet, contributing a pop of color to its natural habitats. The plant is notable for its basal leaves which are usually oblong or spoon-shaped, forming a rosette at the base.
Globularia punctata thrives in well-drained soils and is often found in rocky, calcareous environments. It is a resilient species that can endure harsh conditions, making it a fascinating subject of study in terms of plant adaptation and survival.
Although specific historical bibliographic information and detailed observational data regarding this plant are not available, the Common globularia is well-regarded within botanical circles for its unique morphology and ecological significance. The plant not only adds aesthetic value to the landscapes it inhabits but also supports local biodiversity by attracting various pollinators.
As a member of the Plantaginaceae family, Globularia punctata shares some common traits with its relatives, such as the shape and structure of its leaves and flowers. However, its globular flower heads set it apart, making it an easily identifiable and interesting plant for botanists and nature enthusiasts alike.
En: Common Globularia
Fi: Alppisinipallo
Fr: Globulaire allongée, Globulaire ponctuée
De: Langstenglige Kugelblume, Echte Kugelblume, Gewöhnliche Kugelblume
It: Vedovelle dei prati
Sv: Alpskrabba
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