English
name:
Bog asphodel
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Own
language name: Narthécie des Marais
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Description:
perenneal plant, with
rhizome, 5 to 30 cm high, yellow gold flowers in summer (june to
augustus) with villous-wooly stamen. Linears leaves, 3-5 mm
large, distique.
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Distribution:
Belgique :
campinien, flandrien, mosan and ardennais districts.
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Habitat:
boggy moors, peat
bog.
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Report about the
reasons of the risk: progressive exctinction owning of
drying and enresinement of the habitat..
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Categoria IUCN: 2, EN, endangered.
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Possible solutions: preservation of
its habitat.
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Culinary
and/or medicinal properties:
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Appearance in
the Literature and Arts, folk wisdom : plant was suspect to fragilise
the animals'born by eating it.
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