Pachira glabra
Alluvial plains and lowland rainforest. Not very common in the wild, it is found mainly in secondary formations in alluvial lowlands and near the base of hillsides, being rare in dense, primary forest. Love
Month August 2023
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Pachira insignis
Humid upland rainforests, mainly in dense primary forest or late-stage secondary formations in Brazil. Wet, lowland, tropical rainforests at elevations up to 500 metres. Love
Pachysandra procumbens
Woodland with acid, well drained soils in shade or semi-shade. Love
Packera aurea
Rich calcareous woods and bottoms and upland swamps. Damp thickets and prairies. Love
Oxytenanthera abyssynica
Dry forest and soudanian woodland. Along banks of perennial watercourses, in damp places at the bases of hills, in moorland, on slopes of wooded hills, often on termite mounds from sea level to 2,000 metres. Love
Oxalis violacea
Woods, shaded slopes, gravelly banks and prairies. Dry sandy or clay soils. Love
Oxyria digyna
Damp rocky places on mountains, especially by streams, avoiding acid soils. Locally common on enriched soils below bird roosts. Love
Oxalis oregana
Redwood forests. Moist woods. Love
Oxalis montana
Damp woods. Love
Oxalis grandis
Sandy woods, alluvial soils; 100–1100 m Love
Origanum vulgare
Dry grassy areas and scrub, usually on calcareous soils. Love
Origanum vulgare hirtum
Dry places in mountain regions in bushy places and on stony ground. Love
Osmorhiza claytonii
Woods and wooded slopes. Love
Osmorhiza longistylis
Rich, often alluvial woods and thickets. Woods, often along the sides of streams in Texas. Love
Origanum onites
Stony hills and rocky slopes, usually on limestone, occasionally in partial shade, to 1400 metres in Turkey. Love