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Pictorial guide to the flora of the British Isles
Phyteuma spicatum is traditionally considered to be native to a small area of the Sussex Weald, where it grows in woodland and woodland margins over acid soils.
Hautes-Pyrénées (65), France; 2015-05-15 |
![spiked rampion / Phyteuma spicatum: _Phyteuma spicatum_ is traditionally considered to be native to a small area of the Sussex Weald, where it grows in woodland and woodland margins over acid soils.](img/784181.jpg) |
Native populations of Phyteuma spicatum usually have pale yellow flowers; others may have bright blue flowers.
Fischbacher Alpen, Austria; 2004-06-27 |
![spiked rampion / Phyteuma spicatum: Native populations of _Phyteuma spicatum_ usually have pale yellow flowers; others may have bright blue flowers.](img/332069.jpg) |
The lower leaves of Phyteuma spicatum (and some other Phyteuma species) sometimes have dark markings.
Hautes-Pyrénées (65), France; 2015-05-28 |
![spiked rampion / Phyteuma spicatum: The lower leaves of _Phyteuma spicatum_ (and some other _Phyteuma_ species) sometimes have dark markings.](img/615460.jpg) |
All images copyright © Christopher J. Dixon unless otherwise indicated.
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