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Odontites hollianus

Odontites hollianus (Lowe) Benth.
Odontites hollianus
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Odontites hollianus is a species in the genus Odontites, part of the family Orobanchaceae. It was first described in 1846 by Benth., with the original authorship attributed to Lowe. The species is native to Madeira and Madeira Island, and its distribution extends globally.

Description

Odontites hollianus is a member of the Orobanchaceae family, a group of flowering plants that includes parasitic and hemiparasitic species. It is found in the region of Madeira, specifically on Madeira Island, and has a broader global presence. This species was formally published in 1846 under the authorship of Benth., based on the original work by Lowe. The genus Odontites is characterized by its distinctive floral structures and ecological adaptations. As part of the Orobanchaceae family, it shares traits such as specialized root systems for nutrient acquisition. The species is recognized for its role in its native ecosystems and its presence in various parts of the world.

Distribution

Madeira · Madeira Island · Global

Synonyms

Trixago scordifoliaBartsia scordifoliaEuphrasia holliana

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