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Trillium
Perennial herbaceous plants with short, thick rhizomes. Stems erect with numerous scale-like basal leaves; stem leaves are arranged in whorls of three. The perianth consists of six parts: three outer greenish ones and t…
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A. alquinoctialis Baker
Plant 110-130 cm tall. Leaves many-ribbed. Inflorescence two-sided, of 5-6 flowers. Perianth segments white with raspberry or purple spots; tube long (10-12 cm)
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Arethusa bulbosa
Plants 15–25 cm high. Root tubers small, whole, rounded, tuberous-bulb-like. Stem erect. Leaf single, cauline, narrow, linear, at first hidden under scaly leaf sheaths.
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G. tuberosum
It does indeed form tuberous-thickened roots. In April–June, purple-pink flowers 2–3 cm in diameter bloom against a backdrop of deeply cut leaves.
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L. tuberosus L
An elegant perennial plant up to 200 cm tall with fragrant, dark-pink flowers and tuberous, oblong-oval rhizomes up to 4 cm long and 1.5 cm thick.
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Lysimachia thyrsiflora
Family Primulaceae. Often found on banks and shallow waters throughout Russia.
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Tulipa
Tulip — a herbaceous bulbous perennial. Plant height varies depending on species and cultivar from 10–20 to 65–100 cm
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Bellevalia flexuosa
These perennial bulbous plants with distinctive inflorescences of white flowers are found in forests around Ashkelon. The Hebrew name "zamzumit matsuya - the common" alludes to the sound of the bells ("zamzam" - buzzer).
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Potentilla biflora Willd. ex Schlecht.
Cushion-forming subshrub 3-8 cm tall, clothed at the base with remnants of petioles and dead leaves.
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Platanthera bifolia
A species with a wide range, found in Western Europe and Asia Minor. Grows in coniferous, deciduous and mixed forests, especially near "windows" (openings), along forest edges, clearings and shrubby thickets.
