bellflowers
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The name bellflowers sums up a large number of flowers around the globe, which share the striking flower form. This is similar to a cast bell, so spreads from the flower stem strongly and also tends in most species of this genus down, making the visual impression of a bell shape is perfect. In order for the bell of a bellflower to continue to be easily accessible to insects and thus does not stand in the way of simple pollination of the flower, many pollen pistils stand out far beyond this, and most species have a wide open body of their bell-shaped flowers. Even though bluebells can be found around the globe, a large part of these plants with their striking flower form is located in mountain regions. A biological or genetic relationship of all bellflowers is not present, so that the shape of the flower is only a criterion that summarizes botanically partially completely different plants under the name bellflowers.
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