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Allium paradoxum (M. Bieb.) G. Don

few-flowered garlic (Amaryllidaceae)

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Allium paradoxum is native to the Caucasus, but has become naturalised in eastern Britain and Central Europe; its inflorescences typically have several sessile bulbils and one stalked flower.

Sparsholt (VC22: Berkshire); 2018-04-20

 few-flowered garlic / Allium paradoxum: _Allium paradoxum_ is native to the Caucasus, but has become naturalised in eastern Britain and Central Europe; its inflorescences typically have several sessile bulbils and one stalked flower.

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