Narcissus pallidiflorus

Narcissus pallidiflorus is a member of the Amaryllidaceae family and is part of the Narcissus genus, which includes various daffodil species. The species was formally described by Pugsley in 1933. It is naturally distributed across France and Spain. This species contributes to the biodiversity of the Narcissus genus, which is known for its bulbous growth form and showy flowers. The genus Narcissus is widely cultivated for ornamental purposes, and several species are found in the Iberian Peninsula and surrounding regions.