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Family
Scrophulariaceae Juss. (s.s.)
subfamily
Verbascoideae
Genus
Verbascum L.
Species
Verbascum schimperianum Boiss.
herbariaSubsps
herbariaVariety
Authority
Boiss.
citation
Diagn. Pl. Orient. ser. 1 (2), 12: 11 (1853)
herbariaSynonyms
Celsia deserticola Vatke ex Murb.
Verbascum crispum Ehrenb. ex Boiss.
Verbascum deserticola (Vatke ex Murb.) Hub.-Mor.
DiagnosticCharacters
herbariaPhytogeographicalTerritory
CAI (Di-S)
CAIM (S, Di)
CAIRC (Ms)
herbariaSubLocality
Sinai
South Sinai
herbariaDetailedLocality
Ain El Gedeirate
Ras Enaba
Wadi Isla
Wadi Isla
herbariaDate
14-9-1928
23-6-1926
18-4-1937
April 1940
herbariaCollector
Drar
Kaiser
Shabetai
Hassib
herbariaCollectorNo
s.n.
s.n.
z. 4191
s.n.
herbariaNoOfSheets
herbariaHerbariumAbbr
CAIM
CAI
herbariaBarCode
herbariaTotalNoOfSheets
CAI (6)
CAIRC (6)
Habitat
Stony and sandy desert wadis
FlFrperiod
May - September
LifeForm
hemicryptophyte
LifeSpan
Biennial
herbariaArabicName
Herua حروع
Awarwar عوارور
Helawet el Harmal حلاوة الحرمل
EnglishName
herbariaUses
GlobalDistribution
Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Sinai (Near endemic)
Chorology
Saharo-Arabian
herbariaIUCNcategriesAvailable
Egypt (VU- Vulnerable)
herbariaBibliography
Täckholm, V. 1974.
El Hadidi, M. N. and Fayed, A. A. 1994/1995
M. El Hadidi, A. Hosny, N. El Husseini & E.M. Shamso (1999)
Shamso, E. (2000)
Boulos L (2002).
Boulos L (2009).
herbariaFullCitation
Täckholm, V. 1974. Students’flora of Egypt (2nd ed.). Cairo Univ
El Hadidi, M. N. and Fayed, A. A. 1994/1995. Materials for excursion Flora of Egypt. Taeckholmia 15: 1-233.
M. El Hadidi, A. Hosny, N. El Husseini and Eman M. Shamso (1999): Scrophulariaceae in the flora of Egypt. 1. Systematic revision of the indigenous taxa. Taeckholmia 19(2): 227-259.
Shamso, E. (2000). Systematical studies of the species of Scrophulariaceae in Egypt. Ph.D. Thesis (Unpublished).
Boulos, L. (2002) "Flora of Egypt" (Verbenaceae-Compositae) Volume 3. Al Hadara Publishing, Cairo.
Boulos L (2009). Flora of Egypt checklist. Revised Annotated Edition. Al Hadara Publishing, Cairo.
El Hadidi, M., Abdel Ghani, M. and Fahmy, A.G. 1992. The plant red data book of Egypt. 1. woody perennial.Palm Press and Cairo University Herbrium. Cairo, Egypt

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