AI-generated stem-segment study.
Detail interpretation; whole plant is not reconstructed.
Overview
Agrimony is a hairy perennial bearing small golden-yellow flowers along slender spikes. Its grooved fruits carry hooks that attach to passing animals or people, dispersing the seeds. NatureSpot records it in dry grassland, field margins and road verges, with flowers visible from June to August.
The April 2025 Manx action plan documents a conservation history beyond these familiar habitats. Its dated updates report translocation and seed sowing in 2022, followed in 2023 by limited seedling survival and uneven flowering. Those historical observations do not establish present-day population success.
Origins & earliest records
Regional occurrence and conservation scope
Evidence & interpretation
Agrimony
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Family & connections
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- Community species accountAgrimonyResearch access: 2026-10-18
- Conservation action planCommon Agrimony Biodiversity Action PlanResearch access: 2026-10-18
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AI-generated illustrationAI-generated stem-segment study.
Detail interpretation; whole plant is not reconstructed.