Pedicularis kansuensis

Pedicularis kerneri

Pedicularis lachnoglossa

Pedicularis lanceolata

Pedicularis lapponica

Pedicularis lasiophrys

Pedicularis likiangensis

Pedicularis longiflora var. tubiformis

Pedicularis lucifuga

Pedicularis lutescens

Pedicularis metaszetschuanica

Pedicularis microchila

Pedicularis monbeigiana

Pedicularis muscicola

Pedicularis oederi

Pedicularis palustris

Pedicularis pectinata

Pedicularis plicata

Pedicularis polyodonta

Pedicularis pyrenaica

Pedicularis racemosa

Pedicularis recutita

Pedicularis rex

Pedicularis rex subsp. rex

Pedicularis rhinanthoides

Pedicularis rhinanthoides subsp. labellata

Pedicularis rhinanthoides subsp. tibetica

Pedicularis rhodotricha

Pedicularis rosea

Pedicularis rostrata

Pedicularis rostratocapitata

Pedicularis rostratospicata

Pedicularis rostratospicata subsp. helvetica

Pedicularis rudis

Pedicularis rupicola

Pedicularis sceptrum carolinum

Pedicularis semitorta

Pedicularis siphonantha

Pedicularis souliei

Pedicularis strobilaceae

Pedicularis sudentica

Pedicularis superba

Pedicularis sylvatica is a hemi-parasitic species primarily found in northern and western regions of Britain. This plant partially derives nutrients from the roots or shoots of its host plants. It produces dense clusters of finely divided, fern-like foliage, typically reaching a height of around 10 cm and exhibiting a reddish tint. The large, pinkish flowers emerge close to the ground, with short stems, taking on a tubular shape and featuring a hooded appearance along with an inflated calyx.

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