Herbaria

Family

Amaryllidaceae

subfamily

Amaryllioideae

Genus

Pancratium L.

Species

Pancratium maritimum L.

herbariaSubsps

herbariaVariety

Authority

L.

citation

Sp. Pl. ed.1: (1753)

herbariaSynonyms

Pancratium aegyptiacum M.Roem.

DiagnosticCharacters

herbariaPhytogeographicalTerritory

CAI (Mm- Ms- Nv)

ASTU (Mm)

TANE (Mm Nv)

CAIRC (Mm)

CAIM (Mm)

Map

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herbariaSubLocality

TANE (Rass El Hekma National Road El-Maqtala)

CAIA ( Abo-sir Burg ElArab )

herbariaDetailedLocality

herbariaDate

herbariaCollector

herbariaCollectorNo

herbariaNoOfSheets

herbariaHerbariumAbbr

TANE

CAI

ASTU

CAIRC

CAIM

CAIA

herbariaBarCode

herbariaTotalNoOfSheets

ASTU (10)

CAI (53)

TANE (7)

CAIRC (1)

CAIM (9)

CAIA(2)

Habitat

Coastal sand dunes

FlFrperiod

August-October

LifeForm

Geophyte

LifeSpan

Perennial

herbariaArabicName

Susan سوسن

Seif El Ghorabسيف الغراب

Basal Shamy-بصل شامي

EnglishName

Sea daffodil

herbariaUses

Medicinal

GlobalDistribution

Canary Islands, Morocco, Turkey, Syria, Palestine and Cucasus, naturalized else where

Chorology

herbariaIUCNcategriesAvailable

LC

herbariaBibliography

herbariaFullCitation

El-Hadidy, Monier Abd EL-Ghani, M., Amer,W and Hassan, R. 2011. Systematic Revision of the Genus Pancratium L. (Amaryllidaceae) in Egypt with a New Addition. Not. Sci. Biol. 3(2):24-38

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

Boulos, L.2005. Amaryllidaceae in L. Boulos, Flora of Egypt, vol 4. Al Hadara publishing, Cairo, Egypt

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.

Shaltout, k. and Ahmed, D. A. (2012). Ecosystem services of the flora of southern Mediterranean Desert of Egypt. Ethnobotany Research & Applications 10: 403-422

Shaltout, k., Hosni H., El-Fahar, R. Ahmed, D. A. (2015). Flora and vegetation of the different habitats of the western Mediterranean region of Egypt. Taeckholmia, 35:45-76.

Shaltout, K.H., Sharaf El-Din, A. and Ahmed, D.A. (2010). Plant life in Nile Delta. Tanta University Press, Tanta University. pp. 231

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