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Armeria villosa subsp. enritrianoi: (A) hábito, (B) detalle del limbo foliar, (C) inflorescencia y vaina involucral, (D) bráctea involucral externa, (E) bráctea involucral media, (F) bráctea involucral interna, (G) bráctea espicular (vista dorsal), (H) bráctea espicular (vista lateral), (I) cáliz. Figure 1. (A) habit, (B) leaf limb detail, (C) inflorescence and involucral sheath, (D) outer involucral bract, (E) middle involucral bract, (F) inner involucral bract, (G) spikelet bract (dorsal view), (H) spikelet bract (lateral view), (I) calyx.
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Nueva subespecie para el taxon Armeria villosa Girard.
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