Hormuzakia aggregata
Synonymy
Source: Valdés, B. & Raab-Straube, E. von (2011+): Boraginaceae. – In: Euro+Med Plantbase - the information resource for Euro-Mediterranean plant diversity.
Hormuzakia aggregata in Publ. Soc. Nat. România 6: 83. 1923
Content
Distribution
● AE Ag Cy Eg ?Gr Ir Jo Li Si(S) Sn Sy Tn Tu(A)
Euro+Med endemicA: Algeria nativeB; Cyprus nativeB; East Aegean islands nativeB; Egypt nativeB; Greece native: presence questionableB; Israel/Palestine nativeC,D,E,F,G; Israel/Palestine-Jordan nativeB; Jordan nativeE,H,I; Lebanon-Syria nativeB; Libya nativeB; Sicily, with Malta nativeJ (Sicily nativeB); Sinai nativeB,E; Syria nativeH; Tunisia nativeH; Turkey (Turkey, Asiatic part nativeB,K)
Bibliography
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