Herbaria

Family

Caryophyllaceae

subfamily

Caryophylloideae

Genus

Silene L.

Species

Silene behen L.

herbariaSubsps

herbariaVariety

Authority

L.

citation

Sp. Pl. ed. 1:418(1753)

herbariaSynonyms

S. pseudobehen Boiss.

DiagnosticCharacters

herbariaPhytogeographicalTerritory

CAI (Dg, Nv)

CAIM Di)

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CAI

CAIM

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Habitat

Cultivated ground

FlFrperiod

March-April

LifeForm

Therophyte

LifeSpan

Annual

herbariaArabicName

EnglishName

Hairless Catchfly or Bladder Campion

herbariaUses

GlobalDistribution

North Africa, Spain, Balearic Islands

Chorology

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herbariaBibliography

Shamso, thesis (1991)-

Hosny et al., Taeckholmia 14:1-36(1992) -

Täckholm, V. (1974) -

El Hadidi, M.N. & Fayed, A.A. (1994/95) -

Boulos, L. (2000) -

Hosni & al. (2013).

herbariaFullCitation

Shamso, E. (1991).Taxonomical and Ecological studies of the Egyptian species of Silene L. Silenoideae-Caryophyllaceae. Unpublished M.Sc. Thesis, Faculty of Science, Cairo University

Hosny, A., El Hadidi, M.N. & Shamso, E. (1992) Taxonomic studies of Silenoideae (Caryophyllaceae) in Egypt. 1. Systematic revision of the genus Silene L. Taeckholmia 14:1-36.

Täckholm, V. (1974) Students' Flora of Egypt (ed. 2), Cairo University.

El Hadidi, M.N. & Fayed, A.A. (1994/95). Materials for Excursion Flora of Egypt. Taeckholmia 15.

Boulos, L. (2000) Flora of Egypt, vol. 1. Al Hadara Publishing, Cairo.

Hosni, H., Hosny, A., Shamso, E & Hamdy, R. (2013). Endemic and Near -Endemic Taxa in theFlora of Egypt. Egypt. J. Bot., Vol. 53 (2): 357-383.

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