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Tulipa L.

Tuppaanit
Amana
Antherolophus
Eduardoregelia
Tulipa, Biota of North America Program (query database) [BONAP]
Tulipa, Den Virtuella Floran [DVF]
Tulipa (Liliaceae) L.; [FFP, 609]

Tulipa patens Agardh. ex Schultes & Schultes fil.

Tulipa patens ; [Oleg Kosterin]

431x644 (~57Kb) Tulipa patens Agardh ex Schultes ex Schultes fil., ranges in steppes from South Russia to Altai. It was found in "steppe islands" on steep southern rocky slopes of the Berd' River bank draining a woody elevation of Salairskii Kryazh, being a NW extreme of the Altai-Sayan Mountain System. At the village Novososedovo, Iskitim District, Novosibirsk Region, West Siberia, Russia. 10th May 1996, Photo © Oleg Kosterin

15.10.1998 (4)

References:

[BONAP]

A Synonymized Checklist of the Vascular Flora of the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands; A data base interface; BONAP U.S. Checklist - 1998; Provided by TAMU-BWG; Texas A & M Bioinformatics Working Group; Based on; Biota of North America Program

[DVF]

Den Virtuella floran; http://linnaeus.nrm.se/flora/welcome.html; Ett projekt vid Naturhistoriska riksmuseet (Stockholm, Sweden).; Even for non-Swedish speaker, the distribution maps on species are nice (map buttons "Norden" and "Norra halvklotet")

[FFP]

Hutchinson, 1959; The Families of Flowering Plants (2nd ed.)

[GMBOT]

Robinson, Benjamin, Fernald, Lyndon, 1908; Gray's New Manual of Botany (7th edition); A Handbook of the Flowering Plants and Ferns of the Central and Northeastern United States and adjacent Canada; American Book Company

[Oleg Kosterin]

Institue of Cytology & Genetics; Siberian Division of Russian Academy of Sciences; Novosibirsk; e-mail: Oleg Kosterin; http://pisum.bionet.nsc.ru/kosterin/

[SK]

Mela & Cajander, 1906; Suomen Kasvio; Viides painos

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