Tuberaria macrosepala
Tuberaria macrosepala (Salzm. ex Boiss.) Willk.
Tuberaria macrosepala is a species in the Cistaceae family, native to regions including Portugal, Spain, Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia. It was first described in 1859 by Willk, with the original name attributed to Salzm. ex Boiss.
Description
Tuberaria macrosepala belongs to the genus Tuberaria within the Cistaceae family, commonly known as the rockrose family. The species is distributed across the Iberian Peninsula and parts of North Africa, including Portugal, Spain, Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia. It was formally published in 1859 under the authorship of Willk, based on earlier work by Salzm. ex Boiss.
Distribution
Portugal Continental · Algeria · Morocco · Portugal · Spain · Tunisia
Synonyms
Tuberaria guttata subsp. macrosepalaTherocistus macrosepalusXolantha macrosepalaHelianthemum macrosepalumHelianthemum guttatum var. macrosepalumHelianthemum guttatum var. alatocalyxTuberaria macrosepala var. alatocalyxTuberaria macrosepala var. subaequisepalaHelianthemum guttatum var. purpureosetosumHelianthemum guttatum var. subaequisepalumTuberaria bupleurifolia f. purpureosetosaTuberaria macrosepala f. semiglabraTuberaria macrosepala f. subglabraTuberaria macrosepala var. heterotrichaHelianthemum macrosepalumHelianthemum guttatum subsp. macrosepalumTuberaria guttata var. macrosepala