Ranunculus lingua L.

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES: Published in
Sp. pl. 1:549. 1753

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Classification

kingdom
Plantae: phylum
Tracheophyta: class
Magnoliopsida: order
Ranunculales: family
Ranunculaceae: genus
Ranunculus: species
Ranunculus lingua

Distribution

Austria, Belgium, England, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Ireland, Switzerland, Netherlands, Hungary, Norway, Poland, Romania, Svalbard, Sweden, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, W-, N-, C- & E-European Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, NE-Spain, France, Sardinia, Sicily, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia & Hercegovina, Montenegro, Serbia & Kosovo, Macedonia, Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Northern Caucasus, Armenia, Georgia [Caucasus], Siberia (W-Siberia, C-Siberia), Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, China (Xinjiang), Kazakhstan, Turkey (N-Anatolia), European Turkey, Iran (N-Iran), Jammu & Kashmir (Kashmir), India (Himachal Pradesh)

biome

aquatic

cuddliness

cuddly

nutrient level

eutrophic

lifespan

longlived

biotope

marshes

spine

plant

mobility

sedentary

Name

Synonyms: Flammula lingua (L.) Fourr.; Ranunculus lingua var. hirsutus N.H.F.Desp., 1838; Ranunculus longifolius Lam.; Ranunculus salicifolius Stokes; Ranunculus schmidtii Schur
Homonyms: Ranunculus lingua Pursh; Ranunculus lingua L.
Common names: Grosser Sumpfhahnenfuss in German; Kjempesoleie in Norwegian; Langbladet ranunkel in Danish; Zungen-Hahnenfuß in language.; Zungen-Hahnenfuß in German; Zungen-Hahnenfuß in German; greater spearwort in English; greater spearwort in English; grote boterbloem in Dutch; renoncule langue in French; sjöranunkel in Swedish; Grote boterbloem in Dutch; sjöranunkel in Swedish; åmöga in Swedish; åmöja in Swedish

Bibliographic References

Aronsson, Mora (2004) Thomas Karlssons Kärlväxtlista
L. (1753) In: Sp. Pl.: 549
Van der Meijden, R. (2005)