Nouvelle flore coloriée de poche des Alpes et des Pyrénées Paris, Klincksieck, 1906-1912, alps, plants, Pyrenees, The New York Botanical Garden, Ajuga pyramidalis, pyramid bugle, pyramidal bugle,women in science, Cécile Pfulb Kastner, Charles Flahault, botany, flowers, Cécile Pfulb Kastner, The illustration features the Ajuga pyramidal, commonly known as the Pyramid Bugle. This plant is characterized by its distinct, upright growth pattern, showcasing a cluster of vibrant red and green leaves. The flowers, depicted in a reddish hue, bloom at the top of the stem, creating an eye-catching display. Below, the thick, lance-shaped leaves provide a sturdy base, emphasizing the plant's robust nature. The detailed labeling highlights its classification in multiple languages, reflecting its botanical significance and the regions where it thrives, specifically in pastures and grassy areas at elevations between 1000 and 2500 meters.