Nederlands: Stengelloze sleutelbloem
Español: Primaveras
Français: Primevère commune - Primevère acaule - Primevère sans tige
Deutsch: Stängellose Schlüsselblume - Schaftlose Schlüsselblume - Erd-Primel
Family: Primulaceae - Primrose family
Flowering time: February-May
Height: 5-20cm
Altitude: to 1500m
Colour: pale yellow, usually with darker yellow markings in the centre
Leaves: oval, tapered to the stalk, finely toothed, bright green above, paler and hairy beneath
Habitat: moist shaded habitats, woods, scrub, grassy banks, ditches
Distribution: native to western and southern Europe
Synonym: Primula acaulis
Notes: Primula vulgaris can be found throughout Great Britain but this species has much diminished in some areas due to agricultural practices and over-collecting. In the Netherlands Primrose is a species that is typical of the dunes near Haarlem. In this country it is on the Dutch Red List of vascular plants. In many countries it is a widely cultivated plant. It can hybridize with other Primroses.
Related key words: Langoed Elswout Overveen, bijgoed stinsenflora, Nederlandse Rode Lijst, Peña Oroel (Jaca), Cascada del Estrecho (Torla), Peña Canciás (Fiscal)
