Liliaceae |
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Fritillaria L. |
F. crassifolia Boiss. & Huet in Boiss., Diagn. ser. 2(4): 103 (1859). Stem 3-10 cm. Leaves 4-8, all alternate. Flowers l-2{-4), broadly campan-ulate; segments green or yellowish, marked and tessellated with brown, 1.5-2.8 cm. Nectaries linear, 8-12 x 1-2 mm, 3-5 mm above base of perianth. Filaments 5-9 mm, smooth or papillose. Style smooth. 5-8 mm, 3-fid;branches 2-4 mm. Capsule not winged. 1. Leaves usually 4, lowest 2.5-3 x as long as broad; nectary without raised ridge subsp. crassifolia 1. Leaves usually 5-7, lowest 4-7 x as long as broad; nectary with raised ridge 2. Inner segments obtuse; leaves glaucous subsp. kurdica 2. Inner segments acute; leaves shining green subsp. hakkarensis subsp. hakkarensis Rix in Kew Bull. 29:641, f. 1 (1975). 2n = 24. Fl 5-7. Screes and stony soil, especially by late snow patches, 1500-2500 m. Type: Turkey C10 Hakkari: Sat Daği, N.W. of Sat Gölü, 2900-3000 m, by melting snow, 28 vi 1966, Davis D.45682 (holo. E! iso. K!). S.E. Anatolia. C10 Hakkari: Sat Da., Varegöz to Sat G., 2900-3070 m, D. 45530! pass between Yüksekova and Bacirge, 2300 m, Rix et al. 1936! Beyaz Da., above Şemdinli pass, 2500 m, Watson et aL 1572! N.Iraq. Ir.-Tur. element. Subsp. hakkarensis grows in snow patch hollows, subsp. kurdica on open hillsides; in many places they grow near each other but remain distinct. Subsp. poluninii Rix occurs in N. Iraq. |