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Tulipa hageri

hageri = in honor of the German Friedrich Hager (Friedrich Hager, 1822-1902), who first collected the plant in Tatoi (Dhekelia) of Parnitha

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Tulipa saxatilis

Geographical distribution: Crete, Karpathos, East Aegean islands

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Tulipa orphanidea

Geographical distribution: Peloponnese, Sterea Hellas

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Tulipa rhodopea

Geographical distribution: North East Greece, Rhodopi

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Tulipa bakeri

Geographical distribution: Omalos Plateau (White Mountains)

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In tulips every seed ("seed") is not always mature

In tulips every seed (“seed”) is not always mature

Yellow tulip contrasted with the blue sky of Gr...

Yellow tulip contrasted with the blue sky of Grevena in the background

Typical collection of scientific material from ...

Typical collection of scientific material from Greek endemic populations of Tulipa orphanidea in Arcadia

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Successful off-site conservation (ex situ conse...

Successful off-site conservation (ex situ conservation) of the vulnerable and protected Tulipa undulatifolia

Deep red colour in the tepals of a Greek tulip

Deep red colour in the tepals of a Greek tulip

Rare spectacle with a high dose of uncertainty

Rare spectacle with a high dose of uncertainty

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