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Moehringia ciliata

Moehringia ciliata Dalla Torre
Moehringia ciliata
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Moehringia ciliata is a species in the Caryophyllaceae family, first described by Dalla Torre in 1882. It is native to several European countries, including Albania, Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and Yugoslavia.

Description

Moehringia ciliata belongs to the Caryophyllaceae, or carnation family, and was formally described by Dalla Torre in 1882. The species is distributed across parts of southern and central Europe. Its range includes Albania, Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and Yugoslavia. As a member of the genus Moehringia, it is part of a group of flowering plants typically found in temperate regions. The species is recognized within botanical records for its geographic occurrence and taxonomic classification.

Distribution

Albania · Austria · France · Germany · Italy · Switzerland · Yugoslavia

Synonyms

Moehringia polygonoidesStellaria ciliataStellaria polygonoidesSabulina polygonoidesAlsinanthus obtususAlsine occultaAlsine polygonoidesArenaria alpinaArenaria obtusaArenaria occultaArenaria polygonoidesArenaria sphagnoides

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