Author: M.Bieb.
Bibliography: Fl. Taur.-Caucas. 1: 153 (1808)
Year: 1808
Status: accepted
Rank: species
Genus: Campanula
Vegetable: False
Observations: NE. Türkiye to NW. Iran
The Milky bellflower, scientifically known as Campanula lactiflora, is a captivating and resilient member of the Campanulaceae family. First documented in 1808 in the “Flora Taurico-Caucasica” (Fl. Taur.-Caucas.) on page 153 by the botanist M. Bieb., this perennial flower has garnered attention for its elegant beauty and robust growing habits.
Native to the northeastern regions of Turkey extending to the northwestern parts of Iran, the Milky bellflower thrives in a variety of habitats. It typically flourishes in mountainous areas, where it can be found gracing meadows and open woodlands with its tall, erect stems adorned with clusters of bell-shaped flowers. These blossoms are typically milky-white, although variations in shades may occur, adding to the plant’s ornamental appeal.
The Campanula lactiflora exhibits a generous blooming period, contributing to its popularity in garden landscapes. Gardeners value this species not only for its aesthetic qualities but also for its hardiness and ability to attract pollinators, making it an excellent choice for creating vibrant and biodiverse plantings.
In summary, the Milky bellflower is a notable and aesthetically pleasing wildflower that captures the essence of the diverse flora found in the transitional zones between Northeast Turkey and Northwest Iran. Its long history of recognition in botanical literature underscores its importance and enduring appeal among plant enthusiasts and ecologists alike.
Swe: gurka, indianstarr, melon, pumpa, mjölkklocka
Dan: melon, mælke-klokke
Eng: milky bellflower
Deu: riesen-dolden-glockenblume
Nob: melkeklokke
Nno: mjølkeklokke
Nld: celtisbladklokje
Cym: clychlys gwelw
En: Milky Bellflower
Da: Melon, Mælke-klokke
Nl: Celtisbladklokje
De: Riesen-Dolden-Glockenblume
Nb: Melkeklokke
Nn: Mjølkeklokke
Sv: Gurka, Indianstarr, Melon, Pumpa, Mjölkklocka
Cy: Clychlys Gwelw
: Milky bellflower
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