Scilla vindobonensis
Scilla vindobonensis Speta
Scilla vindobonensis is a species in the genus Scilla, belonging to the family Asparagaceae. It was first described by Speta in 1974. This species is native to several countries in Central and Southeastern Europe, including Albania, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Hungary, and Yugoslavia.
Description
Scilla vindobonensis is a member of the Asparagaceae family, a group of flowering plants that includes many bulbous and herbaceous species. The genus Scilla comprises numerous species known for their showy, often blue flowers. Scilla vindobonensis is distributed across several European countries, where it is found in natural habitats. The species was formally published in 1974 by Speta, contributing to the taxonomic understanding of the Scilla genus. Its geographic range includes Albania, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Germany, Hungary, and Yugoslavia, indicating its adaptation to a variety of temperate climates in the region.
Distribution
Albania · Austria · Czechoslovakia · Germany · Hungary · Yugoslavia
Synonyms
Scilla vindobonensis var. montenegrinaScilla vindobonensis var. transdanubialisScilla vindobonensis subsp. borhidianaScilla montenegrinaScilla bifolia var. albaScilla bifolia var. rubraScilla vindobonensis lus. albaScilla vindobonensis var. albicansScilla vindobonensis lus. rubra
