Pyramidal Zhivushka ( Latin: Ajúga pyramidális ) is an ornamental herbaceous plant native to Europe, a species of dicotyledonous flowering plants included in the genus Zhivuchka ( Ajuga ) of the family Lamiaceae , or Spongiform ( Lamiaceae ). Lectotype of the genus.
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Ajuga pyramidalis L. , 1753 |
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A tenacious pyramidal is a perennial herb with a vertical rhizome . The stems are four-ribbed, glabrous or hairy-pubescent, reaching 7-30 cm in height. Basal leaves 40-110 × 15-45 (average 60 × 28) mm, obovate, with a solid or blunt edge, even the first ones do not fade for a long time. Stolons do not develop.
The inflorescence is dense, whorls of 4-8 flowers. Bracts are ovate, with a whole or serrated edge, bluish or red-violet, occasionally green. The calyx is actinomorphic, about 9 mm long. Corolla up to 27 mm long, pale bluish-lilac, with a tube 1.5 times the cup length. The upper lip of the corolla is one-piece. Stamens bare, with dark purple anthers.
Fruits are nuts of oblong-obovate shape, 2-2.5 × 1.3-1.6 mm, yellowish-brown, with a shiny mesh surface.
The number of chromosomes is 2n = 32. [2]
The natural habitat of the pyramidal survivability is subalpine meadows and pastures, deciduous forests. Widely distributed in Europe , grows at an altitude of 300-2700 m above sea level.
Pyramidal tenacious, along with creeping tenacious, is often used in gardening for decorative coloring of leaves as a groundcover perennial. The leaves of the variety 'Metallica Crispa' are bronze-purple, shiny.
The pyramidal survivor was first truly described by the famous Swedish naturalist, founder of the modern botanical nomenclature, Karl Linnaeus, in the book Species plantarum in 1753.
| 22 more families, including Podorozhnikovye and Norichnikovye
(according to APG III System ) | | about 70 more species |
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| the order is Lamiaceae | | | clan Zhivuchka | | |
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| Department of Flowering, or Angiosperms | | | family Lamiaceae | | | view of the pyramidal survivor |
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| another 58 orders of flowering plants
( APG III System ) | | more than 240 births, including Dubrovnik | |
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Subspecies
- Ajuga pyramidalis subsp. meonantha ( Hoffmanns. & Link ) R. Fern. 1960
- Ajuga pyramidalis L. subsp. pyramidalis
Synonyms
- Ajuga alpina Vill. , 1787, nom. illeg.
- Ajuga astolonsa Schur , 1866
- Ajuga caespitosa Schleich. ex Steud. , 1840, nom. inval.
- Ajuga genevensis subsp. pyramidalis (L.) Bonnier & Layens , 1894
- Ajuga latifolia Schur, 1866
- Ajuga nana gilib. , 1782, nom. inval.
- Ajuga nanti Boreau , 1863
- Ajuga occidentalis Braun-Blanq. 1956
- Ajuga pseudopyramidalis Schur, 1853
- Ajuga rupestris Schleich. ex Steud., 1840, nom. inval.
- Ajuga vulgaris subsp. pyramidalis (L.) Rouy , 1909
- Ajuga vulgaris subsp. schurii Rouy, 1909
- Bugula Montana Bubani , 1897
- Bugula pyramidalis (L.) Crantz , 1766
- Bugula villosa Gérard ex Steud., 1840, nom. inval.
- Bulga pyramidalis (L.) Kuntze , 1891
- Teucrium pyramidale (L.) Crantz, 1769
