Casual or accidental alien species. Not native, introduced recently in Maltas but is not widespread - usually localised or short-lived
Frequency
Very Common Common Frequent
Scarce
Rare Very rare Extinct
Growth form :
Raunkiaer life form: Macro-Phanerophyte (High trees) Germination: Dicotyledon
Legal Protection :
Not Protected by Law (LN200/2011 or LN311/2006)
Red List (1989) :
Not listed in the Red Data Book of the Maltese Islands
Flowering Time :
Dec-May
Remarks :
An ornamental bush originating from china which sometimes finds itself in the wild (=casual alien). It becomes locally invasive (up to a couple of metres) but do not spread far away. Previously the Buddleja Genus was placed in an own Family - the BUDDLEJACEAE, but now it forms part of the large SCROPHULARIACEA family. Found both in Malta and Gozo as a casual alien
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