Doronicum glaciale
Doronicum glaciale (Wulfen) Nyman
Doronicum glaciale, a member of the Asteraceae family, is a plant species native to parts of Europe, including Austria, Germany, Italy, and Yugoslavia. It was first described in 1855 by Nyman, with the original name attributed to Wulfen.
Description
Doronicum glaciale is a species within the genus Doronicum, which is part of the Asteraceae family. This plant is distributed across several European countries, including Austria, Germany, Italy, and Yugoslavia. The species was formally published in 1855 by Nyman, who credited the original name to Wulfen. The genus Doronicum is known for its herbaceous plants, often found in alpine or mountainous regions. As a member of the Asteraceae, it shares characteristics with other plants in this family, such as composite flower heads.
Distribution
Austria · Germany · Italy · Yugoslavia
Synonyms
Aronicum doronicumDoronicum cordifoliumDoronicum matthioliDoronicum romanumDoronicum pardalianchesDoronicum procurrensAronicum glacialeDoronicum latifoliumDoronicum glaciale var. glacialeArnica doronicumDoronicum glaciale var. calcareumDoronicum clusii var. glacialeDoronicum hirsutum subsp. glacialeDoronicum calcareumDoronicum scorpioidesDoronicum toxicariumAster scorpioides
