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FIGURE 1 in A new yellow-flowered Fritillaria species (Liliaceae) from Mt. Tisseon, continental Greece and its taxonomic relationships

FIGURE 1. Individuals of the yellow flowered Fritillaria species occurring in Greece. (A) F. sibthorpiana from Simi isl. (photo by Z. Antonopoulos); (B) F. carica from Chios isl., Mt. Provatas (photo by P. Saliaris & G. Kamari); (C) F. euboeica from Evvia isl., Mt. Dirphis (photo by I. Kofinas); (D) F. conica from Mt. Taigetos, above the village Elaeochorion (photo by G. Kamari); (E) F. bithynica from Samos isl., Mt. Kerkis (photo from cult. material by G. Kamari); (F) F. forbesii from Samos isl., Mt. Ampelos (photo from cult. material by G. Kamari); (G) & (H) F. pelinaea from Chios isl., Mt. Pelineon and Giannakis area respectively (photos by P. Saliaris & G. Kamari); (K) F. rhodia from Rodos isl., close to Tsabika's monastery (photo by S. Samaropoulou). Capsules of: (I) F. bithynica from Samos isl. and (J) F. pelinaea from Chios isl. (photos from cult. material by G. Kamari).

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