Evidences Androsace obtusifolia

Androsace obtusifolia
Name: Androsace obtusifolia
Family: Primulaceae
Genus: Androsace

Habitats and communities

The flower Androsace obtusifolia we could document in the following habitats, among others:
Alpine lawn with diverse flora and fauna
Region: Valais Alps, Switzerland
Height: 2440m ASL
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Extensively used alpine pasture on north side of a moraine
Region: Valais Alps, Switzerland
Height: 2685 - 2695m ASL
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Distribution

So far, we have been able to observe and document photographically the species Androsace obtusifolia at altitudes of 2440m to 2690m above sea level.
We have so far been able to observe and document photographically the species Androsace obtusifolia between 6. August and 8. August.
So far we have been able to add 2 observations of this species to the database.
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Ecological indicator values according to ©Landolt et al. (2010) for Androsace obtusifolia

Climate Temperature number T 1.5i Lower alpine, supra subalpine and upper subalpine, small variation.
Continentality K 3i Suboceanic to subcontinental, small variation.
Light number L 4i Well lit places, small variation.
Soil Moisture number F 2.5i Fresh, small variation.
Moisture variability W 1 Moisture little varying.
Reaction number R 2i Acid, small variation.
Nutrients number N 2i Infertile, small variation.
Humus number H 3i Moderate humus content, small variation.
Aeration D 3i Moderate aeration, small variation.
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The exact description of the factors and values can be found in the book «Flora indicativa».
Source: Book «Flora indicativa»
 

Threats

The threat to the species Androsace obtusifolia is LC: Not endangered.
Source: Red List of Vascular plants, Switzerland , Edition 2016

Protection

The species Androsace obtusifolia is protected throughout Switzerland all year round.
Source: Federal Act on the Protection of Nature and Cultural Heritage (NCHA)