pyramidal orchid

E383352

The pyramidal orchid is a distinctive wild orchid species known for its dense, pyramid-shaped clusters of pink to purple flowers that commonly grow on chalk and limestone grasslands in Europe.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf flowering plant
orchid species
belongsToSubfamily Orchidoideae
binomialName Anacamptis
surface form: Anacamptis pyramidalis
commonName pyramidal orchid
conservationStatus least concern
describedBy Carl Linnaeus
distributionStatus widespread in suitable habitats
ecologicalRole nectar source for pollinating insects
family Orchidaceae
flowerArrangement compact conical head
flowerColor pink
purple
floweringSeason early summer
late spring
foundIn meadows
open scrub
roadside verges
genus Anacamptis
growthForm herbaceous perennial
habitat calcareous grassland
chalk grassland
limestone grassland
hasNectarSpur yes
inflorescenceShape pyramidal
inflorescenceType dense flower spike
kingdom Plantae
leafArrangement basal rosette
leafType narrow lanceolate leaves
lightPreference full sun
partial shade
nativeTo Europe
Ireland
Mediterranean region
United Kingdom
western Asia
order Asparagales
pollination insect-pollinated
pollinator butterflies
moths
reproduction sexual reproduction by seeds
rootSymbiosis mycorrhizal fungi
soilPreference alkaline soils
stemType erect unbranched stem
taxonRank species
typicalHeight 20–50 cm
yearDescribed 1753

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