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February
2008 |
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| With its average size, Tulipa goulimyi Sealy and Turril (1956) looks like Tulipa orphanidea so closely that we should think it is one local red form. | ||||||||||
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Originating
from the Greek island Kithira, it is today most vulnerable in the wild
as only two or three stations are remaining. In fact, all are directly
threathened by urbanism in spite recorded in the Bern Convection, Annex
1, related to the protection of the European wild life and its natural
environment. |
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When
spending a few days in this island, Hans Olaf Aanensen, a amateur botanist
loving Tulipa genus had the fantastic opportunity to observe
this plant in its natural site and forward these exceptional pictures.
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Besides,
as it is usual with tulips, if Hans Olaf noticed that most of these
plants are growing in rocky places, he also observed that some of them
are crowded growing in the core of moss recovering some rocks. |
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Marit
& Hans Olaf Aanensen |
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Hans
Olaf Aanensen |
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Contacts
: hoaan@online.no |
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