Talk:Anacamptis pyramidalis
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Altitude
[edit]hello fellow wikipedians
- I introduced rounding for the conversion from metres to feet, as I it seems silly to be over-precise in cases like this.
- Other sources than [ref 2] give 1900m or 2000m maximum altitude. I made a preliminary edit; if there are no objections I shall make a further change, and add respectable source(s), in due course.