Narcissus obsoletus
Narcissus obsoletus (Haw.) Spach
Narcissus obsoletus is a species in the genus Narcissus, belonging to the Amaryllidaceae family. It is native to the Mediterranean region, including areas in North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula, and is classified in Section Serotini. The species was first described in 1846.
Description
Narcissus obsoletus is found in several regions around the Mediterranean, including Algeria, the Balearic Islands, Italy, Libya, Morocco, Sicily, Spain, and Tunisia. It is part of the daffodil genus and is recognized as a member of the Amaryllidaceae family. The species was published under the authorship of Spach, with the original name attributed to Haw. It is distributed across the Mediterranean littoral, extending from North Africa to the Iberian Peninsula and eastward to Israel.
Distribution
Global · Algeria · Baleares · Italy · Libya · Morocco · Sicilia · Spain · Tunisia
Synonyms
Hermione aequilimbaHermione autumnalisHermione deficiensHermione elegansHermione obsoletaHermione tangieriNarcissus oxypetalusNarcissus serotinusNarcissus spiralisNarcissus cupanianusNarcissus elegansNarcissus cupanianusNarcissus deficiensNarcissus aequilimbusNarcissus autumnalisNarcissus elegans var. flavescensNarcissus elegans var. oxypetalusNarcissus elegans f. auranticoronatusNarcissus elegans var. fallaxNarcissus serotinus var. deficiensNarcissus elegans var. obsoletusNarcissus serotinus var. aequilimbusNarcissus serotinus var. obsoletusNarcissus serotinus var. majorNarcissus serotinus subsp. deficiensNarcissus autumnalis subsp. obsoletusNarcissus elegans var. uniflorusNarcissus malacitanus
