| No | 44 |
| Common Name: | Yellow Rattle |
| Scientific Name: | Rhinanthus minor |
| Irish Name: | Gliográn |
| Family: | Orobanchaceae |
| Habitat: | found in meadows, grassy places, heaths and machair. |
| Uses: | The flowers are attractive to bumblebees and flower rich meadow and grassland mixtures are the most dependable resource for foraging bees, offering both a quantity and diversity of pollen and nectar with plants such as selfheal, yellow rattle, knapweeds and scabious being particularly sought after. |
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