Angelica razulii Endemic
This tall plant was similar to Angelica sylvestris in habit and shape but being all green it had none of the pinkish or purplish tinge which the British Isles Wild Angelica virtually always shows. The striped inflated sheaths and the much narrower leaflets are clues that it might be Angelica razulii which is endemic to the Pyrenees. The only complication is that the relatively new Plant List says that Angelica razulii is actually a synonym for Angelica sylvestris yet other databases not only show them as separate species but also have photographs of the differences.
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| Angelica razulii No English name |
Walk from Soldeu to Hotel Peretol, Andorra, 17th June 2012
Added on 28th June 2012