Calendula suffruticosa

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Habitus and growth type

Plant height [m]: 0.3

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Life span: Perennial

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Life span
Categories

Annual

Biennial or short-lived

Perennial

Data source and citation

Dřevojan, P., Čeplová, N., Štěpánková, P., & Axmanová, I. (2023). Life span. – www.FloraVeg.EU.
Life form: Chamaephyte, Hemicryptophyte

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Life form
Categories

Phanerophyte

Chamaephyte

Hemicryptophyte

Geophyte

Hydrophyte

Therophyte

Epiphyte

Tree

Shrub

Woody liana

Semi-shrub

Dwarf shrub

Herbaceous liana

Data source and citation

Dřevojan, P., Čeplová, N., Štěpánková, P., & Axmanová, I. (2023) Life form. – www.FloraVeg.EU.

Flower

Flowering period: January-December

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Fruit, seed and dispersal

Dispersal mode: Anemochory

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Dispersal mode
Categories

Local non-specific dispersal

Myrmecochory

Anemochory

Dyszoochory

Endozoochory

Epizoochory

Anthropochory

Hydrochory

Data source and citation

Lososová Z., Axmanová I., Chytrý M., Midolo G., Abdulhak S., Karger D.N., Renaud J., Van Es J., Vittoz P. & Thuiller W. (2023). Seed dispersal distance classes and dispersal modes for the European flora. Global Ecology and Biogeography, 32(9), 1485–1494.
Dispersal distance class: 5

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Dispersal distance class

Data source and citation

Lososová Z., Axmanová I., Chytrý M., Midolo G., Abdulhak S., Karger D.N., Renaud J., Van Es J., Vittoz P. & Thuiller W. (2023). Seed dispersal distance classes and dispersal modes for the European flora. Global Ecology and Biogeography, 32(9), 1485–1494.

Trophic mode

Parasitism and mycoheterotrophy: autotroph

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Parasitism and mycoheterotrophy
Categories

autotroph

euphytoid hemiparasite

obligate root parasite

mistletoe

parasitic vine

endophytic parasite

initial or partial mycoheterotroph

full mycoheterotroph

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Carnivory: non-carnivorous

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Carnivory
Categories

carnivorous

non-carnivorous

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Symbiotic nitrogen fixation: no nitrogen-fixing symbionts

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Symbiotic nitrogen fixation
Categories

symbiosis with rhizobia

likely symbiosis with rhizobia

unlikely symbiosis with rhizobia

symbiosis with frankia

symbiosis with cyanobacteria

no nitrogen-fixing symbionts

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Taxon origin

Origin in Europe: native

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Origin in Europe
Categories

native

archeophyte

neophyte

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Ecology

Environmental relationships

Substrate humidity relationship: Dry

Nutrient relationship: Dystrophic

Salinity relationship: Non-saline

Ellenberg-type indicator values

Light indicator value: 9

Temperature indicator value: 9.5

Moisture indicator value: 1.5

Nutrient indicator value: 1

Salinity indicator value: 0

Disturbance indicator values

Disturbance frequency: 1.37

Disturbance frequency (herb layer): 2.02

Disturbance severity: 0.53

Disturbance severity (herb layer): 0.46

Mowing frequency: 0.12

Grazing pressure: 0.21

Soil disturbance: 0.53

Habitat and sociology

Broad habitat

Occurrence in broad habitats: Coastal saltmarsh, Coastal beach, dune or shingle, Coastal cliff, Saline vegetation, Scrub, Sparsely vegetated (incl. rock and scree)

Distribution

Country-based map: Euro+Med Plantbase

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