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Hirschberg, Thuringia, Germany
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2010.07.23 N Gnserndorf (bayou, 150 m AMSL).Habitus; note the "waxy" look of stems, very typical for this species.German name: Drsen-SpringkrautID: Fischer & al., Exkursionsflora (2008 3rd)
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Rothenbuerg, Bavaria, Germany
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Selbitz, Bavaria, Germany
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2011-07-24 Upper Austria, district Rohrbach (near Brcklbachl, Lembach; 530 msm Quadrant 7549/1).German name: Drsen-SpringkrautNot native to Austria, invasive.
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Berlin, Berlin, Germany
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Selbitz, Bavaria, Germany
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Furuvik, Gavleborg, Sweden
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Hastings Country Park.
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Rothenbuerg, Bavaria, Germany
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2011-07-24 Upper Austria, district Rohrbach (near Brcklbachl, Lembach; 530 msm Quadrant 7549/1).German names: Drsen-Springkraut (I. glandulifera) + Klein-Springkraut (I. parviflora)Here both invasive Impatiens species in the same habitat.
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St. Ann's Chapel, England, United Kingdom
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2011-07-10 Lower Austria, district Bruck/Leitha - Fischa alluvial forest (160 msm Quadrant 7965/1).German name: Drsen-SpringkrautCommon and invasive, especially in habitats like this one - alluvial wetland forests.
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2011-04-16 Lower Austria, district Wien-Umgebung (near road; 320 msm Quadrant 7862/1).Seedling.German name: Drsen-SpringkrautSeedlings of Impatiens glandulifera are big and 'plump', of darker colour than both its cousins; the first leaves (the cotyledons) are pretty much round, and of an oval shape are their first 'true' leaves - but still significantly different, on first sight really if you know them both, from I. noli-tangere.
Please compare general comments on Impatiens seedlings.
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2010.07.23 N Gnserndorf (bayou, 150 m AMSL).Flowering in july/august.Very common and invasive; in Lobau national park far less common than its (equally invasive) cousin I. parviflora, but still more common than native I. noli-tangere - the latter even must have become rare in this habitat (as of july 2010 I haven't seen a single specimen of I. noli-tangere in Danube national park - however, without specifically searching for it).German name: Drsen-SpringkrautID: Fischer & al., Exkursionsflora (2008 3rd)
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Hanmer Springs, Canterbury, New Zealand
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Rothenbuerg, Bavaria, Germany
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