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| Gagea bohemica (ZAUSCHN.) SCHULT. & SCHULT.F. |
| Fam.: Liliaceae / Lily Fam.
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| Synon.: Gagea fistulosa (RAMOND ex DC.) KER GAWL. |
| Genus: Gagea SALISB. |
| Authors: | |||
| Johann Baptista Josef Zauschner (1737 - 1799), Czech botanist | |||
| Joseph August Schultes (1773 - 1831), Austrian physician and naturalist | |||
| Julius Hermann Schultes (1804 - 1840), Austrian physician and botanist in Bavaria, son of Joseph August Schultes | |||
| Louis François Elisabeth Ramond de Carbonnière (1753 - 1827), French botanist who explored the Pyrenees | |||
| Augustin-Pyrame de Candolle (1778 - 1841), Swiss botanist | |||
| John Bellenden Ker (John Gawler, 1764 - 1842), English botanist | |||
| Richard Anthony Salisbury (Richard Markham, 1761 - 1829), English botanist | |||
| Etymology: | |||
| Gagea: | Thomas Gage (1781 - 1820), English botanist | ||
| bohemica: | from Bohemia | ||
| fistulosa: | tube-like | ||
Gagea bohemica is a very hairy small Star of Bethlehem with blunt tips of the petals that grows in the mountains, often at rocky places, and blooms very early. The long basal leaves are only about 1 mm in diameter (see e.g. Fig. 7). | ||
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