FIGURE 6 in A new yellow-flowered Fritillaria species (Liliaceae) from Mt. Tisseon, continental Greece and its taxonomic relationships

FIGURE 6. (A) individuals of: Fritillaria sporadum in their natural habitat on Gioura isl., N Sporades (photo by G. Kamari); (B) F. ehrhartii from Tinos isl., Kiklades, typical and var. prasinantha from the same population (photo by G. Kamari); (C) F. phitosia with purple spots on the external base of the tepals and (D) having turned orange in maturity (photos by I. Siagou); (E) F. obliqua, a yellow-flowered form with purplish spots at the base of the tepals and a typical one (in background) from Mt. Kallimani, Oktonia area, Evvia isl. (photo by E. Kalogiannis); (F) typical and yellow-flowered form of F. epirotica from Mt. Smolikas, N Pindos range (photo by I. Kofinas).