Author: Bkh.
Bibliography: Rhein. Mag. Erweit. Naturk. 1: 477 (1793)
Year: 1793
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Atriplex
Vegetable: False
Observations: C. & E. Europe to C. Asia
Hoary orache, scientifically referred to as Atriplex sagittata, is a distinctive member of the Amaranthaceae family. First documented in the 18th century, its bibliographic reference can be traced back to Rheinisches Magazin zur Erweiterung der Naturkunde in the year 1793, thanks to the detailed observations by Bkh.
This resilient species is predominantly found spanning across Central and Eastern Europe, extending its reach into Central Asia. It thrives in varied climates and terrains, showcasing its adaptability and hardiness, which are key characteristics of the Amaranthaceae family.
Hoary orache has been a subject of botanical interest due to its unique features and ecological significance. The plant’s foliage and structure make it easily recognizable, and it plays a role in the biodiversity of the regions it inhabits. The wide geographical distribution of Atriplex sagittata highlights its ecological versatility and the important role it plays in plant communities across different landscapes.
Through historical and modern botanical studies, Hoary orache continues to be a plant of interest not only for its ecological contributions but also for its potential uses in sustainable agricultural practices and environmental management.
Dan: glans-mælde
Deu: glanz-melde
Eng: purple orache
Swe: glansmålla
En: Hoary orache, Purple Orache
Ar: رغل سهمي
Be: Лябеднік блішчасты
Cs: Lebeda lesklá
Da: Glans-mælde
Nl: Glanzende melde
Et: Läikmalts
Fi: Kiiltomaltsa
Fr: Arroche luisante, Arroche sagittée
De: Glanz-Melde, Glänzende Melde
He: מלוח מבריק
It: Atriplice lucida
Pl: Łoboda błyszcząca
Sv: Glansmålla
Uk: Лутига блискуча
: Purple orache
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Growth habit: Forb/herb
Ph maximum: 7.5
Ph minimum: 7.0
Light: 9
Atmospheric humidity: 5
Soil nutriments: 7
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