Palielino

Palielino is a term that can refer to several things, most notably a geographical location and a botanical specimen.

In Latvia, Palielino is a village located in the Eleja Parish of the Jelgava Municipality. It is situated in the southern part of the country. As a village, it is part of the local administrative structure and contributes to the rural landscape of the region. Specific details about its population, economy, or historical significance are not widely documented in general sources.

Botanically, Palielino can refer to a species of plant. The scientific name associated with this is often *Gentiana pneumonanthe*, commonly known as the Marsh Gentian. This is a herbaceous perennial plant belonging to the Gentianaceae family. It is characterized by its vibrant blue flowers and typically grows in damp meadows, bogs, and heathlands. The Marsh Gentian is found across Europe and parts of Asia. Its conservation status varies by region, with some areas experiencing declines in its population due to habitat loss and changes in land management practices. The plant has historically been used in traditional medicine for its bitter properties, though its medicinal use is not widespread in modern practice. The term "Palielino" in this botanical context likely derives from the Latvian language, reflecting local naming conventions for this specific flora.