Pinguicula grandiflora, Lam.

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11. P. grandiflora Lam. , Encycl. Méth. Bot. 3: 22 (1789).

Overwintering as a bud. Leaves 5-8, 3O-45(-65) mm, oblong to obovate-oblong. Pedicels 1-5, 60-150(-230) mm, glandular. Corolla 25-35(-40) mm. Lower lip of calyx divided for up to i its length; lobes obovate. Corolla-lips unequal, violet to pinkish or pale lilac, white at the throat; lobes of the upper lip suborbicular or obovate, those of the lower lip suborbicular, about as long as wide, somewhat undulate, overlapping. Spur 10—12(—14) mm, straight, sometimes slightly bifid. Capsule subglobose. In = 32. Bogs and wet rocks. • S. W. Ireland; mountains of S. W. Europe, from the Cordillera Cantâbrica to the Swiss Jura. Ga Hb He Hs [Br],