Rhinanthus angustifolius

Distribution

• Northern Europe: Denmark; Finland; Norway; Sweden; Estonia; Latvia; Lithuania; United Kingdom, and the northwestern Russian Federation's European Northwestern Federal District oblasts and republics, including Karelia and Saint Petersburg-Leningrad Oblast.
• Middle Europe: Austria; Belgium; Czech Republic; Germany; Hungary; Netherlands; Poland; Slovakia; Switzerland.
• Southwestern Europe: France
• East Europe: Belarus; Moldova; Ukraine; and the western Russian Federation's European Central Federal District and Volga Federal District oblasts and republics; including Kirov, Moscow-Moscow Oblast, Smolensk, and Tula
• Southeastern Europe: Bulgaria; Romania; Slovenia, North Macedonia, Croatia, and the other Balkans countries.

• Western Asia: Turkey
• Caucasus:
• *Transcaucasus: in Armenia; Azerbaijan, and Georgia.
• *Ciscaucasia: in the Russian Federation's Eurasian North Caucasian Federal District oblasts and republics; including Chechnya, the Sochi region in Krasnodar Krai, and North Ossetia.
• Pontic-Caspian steppe: western Kazakhstan; the Russian Federation's central-western Asian Southern Federal District oblasts and republics; including Kalmykia Republic and Volgograd.
• West Siberian Plain: the Russian Federation's northwestern Asia region of the western Siberian Federal District; including the Oblasts of Chelyabinsk, Novosibirsk, and Omsk.

  Synonyms

• Alectorolophus major Rchb.,
• Alectorolophus glaber Beck
• Alectorolophus montanus Frits
• Rhinanthus apterus
• Rhinanthus glaber Lam.
• Rhinanthus grandiflorus Bluff & Fingerh.
• Rhinanthus major
• Rhinanthus montanus Sauter
• Rhinanthus parviflorus Noulet
• Rhinanthus reichenbachii Bentham in DC.
• Rhinanthus serotinus Oborny
• Rhinanthus vernalis Schischk. & Sergueievkaja

  Vernacular names

• German = Großer Klappertopf
• English = Greater yellow-rattle
• Finnish = Isolaukku
• Dutch = Grote ratelaar
• Macedonian = Голема шумарига
• Polish = Szelężnik większy
• Swedish = Höskallra
• Welsh = Cribell felen fawr