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Allium makrianum (Alliaceae), a new autumnal species from Greece

Journal article published in 2010 by C. Brullo, G. G. del Galdo ORCID, S. Brullo, D. G. G. Giusso, Cristina Maria Bernardina Salmeri
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Abstract

Allium makrianum is described as a new species growing on the limestone of the Chios, north-eastern Aegean island (Greece). It is a very rare autumnal geophyte, showing some relationship with A. archeotrichon from Rhodos. Its iconography, morphology, chromosome number (2n=16), leaf anatomy, ecology and taxonomy are examined.