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| Genus names can be abbreviated by 3 letters, e.g. tul cypria | ||||
| Petrorhagia glumacea (BORY & CHAUB.) P.W.BALL & HEYWOOD | ||
| Fam.: Caryophyllaceae / Campion Fam.
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| Synon.: Dianthus glumaceus BORY & CHAUB. |
| Genus: Petrorhagia (SER.) LINK, Dianthus L. |
The plants of Fig. 6 to 8 has the petals of Petrorhagia glumacea, which are serrated on the outer edge. However, the striking vein pattern on the petals is more similar to Petrorhagia obcordata, which also occurs in Greece. Plants like that occur at various places of the Peloponnese. |
| Authors: | |||
| Jean Baptiste Georges Geneviève Marcellin Bory de Saint-Vincent (1780 - 1846), French general and botanist | |||
| Louis Athanase Chaubard (1785 - 1854), French botanist | |||
| Peter William Ball (1932 - 2019), botanist from Canada | |||
| Vernon Hilton Heywood (1927 - 2022), British botanist | |||
| Nicolas Charles Seringe (1776 - 1858), French physician and botanist | |||
| Johann Heinrich Friedrich Link (1767 - 1851), German botanist | |||
| Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals | |||
| Etymology: | |||
| Petrorhagia: | petros = stone, rhagas = chink | ||
| glumacea: | with glumes | ||
| Dianthus: | dios = god, anthos = blossom | ||
| obcordata: | about heart-shaped | ||
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