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Gladiolus
Gladiolus illyricus
40.74, -2.50591
Field Notes
Description:
Is a common lily in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula characterized by: a perennial herb bearing, bulbous: leaves alternate, like a saber, flowers pink to purple, unilateral spike, consisting of six petaloid tepals inferiorly soldiers in a tube short, with three stamens, and fruit capsule with winged seedes.
Habitat:
The pastures and crags, and used to decorate altars of the Virgin in May.
Notes:
Diego Simón take this photo.
Reference Links:
Gladiolus illyricus
Species ID Suggestions
1
Spotted for Missions
Photographed
PublishedApril 25, 2013
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