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Herbaria


Family
Amaryllidaceae
subfamily
Allioideae
Genus
Allium L.
Species
Allium blomfieldianum Asch. & Schweinf.
herbariaSubsps
herbariaVariety
Authority
Asch. & Schweinf.
citation
Bull. Herb. Boiss., 1: 671 (1893)
herbariaSynonyms
DiagnosticCharacters
herbariaPhytogeographicalTerritory
CAI (Mm)
ALEX (Mm)
TANE (Mm)
herbariaSubLocality
herbariaDetailedLocality
herbariaDate
herbariaCollector
herbariaCollectorNo
herbariaNoOfSheets
herbariaHerbariumAbbr
CAI
ALEX
TANE
herbariaBarCode
herbariaTotalNoOfSheets
CAI (7)
ALEX (7)
TANE (1)
Habitat
Sandy soil and rocky ground
FlFrperiod
April-May
LifeForm
Geophyte
LifeSpan
Annual
herbariaArabicName
EnglishName
herbariaUses
GlobalDistribution
Egypt and Libya
Chorology
Near Endemic
herbariaIUCNcategriesAvailable
Egypt (CR - Critically Endangered)
herbariaBibliography
herbariaFullCitation
El Garf, I.A. 2000. Alliaceae in the Flora of Egypt 1.Systematic revision of the indigenous species of Allium L.Taeckholmia 20(2):181
Boulos, L. 2009. Flora of Egypt Checklist, Revised annotated edition, Al Hadara Publishing, Cairo, Egypt
Täckholm, V. 1974. Students' Flora of Egypt ed.2. Cairo University
El Hadidi, M.N. and Hosni, H.A. Conservation and threats in M.N. El Hadidi (2000)Flora aegyptiaca vo;.1(1):105-151.Palm Press and Cairo University Herbarium
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.
El Hadidi, M.N.&Fayed, A. 1994/95. Materials for Excursion Flora of Egypt (EFE). Taeckholmia 15
Ahmed, D.A., 2009. Current situation of the flora and vegetation of the western Mediterranean desert of Egypt. Ph. D. Thesis, Tanta Univ., Tanta. 424 pp.

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