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Cyclamen libanoticum
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Cyclamen libanoticum, commonly known as the Lebanon cyclamen or Lebanese sowbread, is a species of perennial, tuberous geophyte in the family Primulaceae. It is an narrow endemic species native exclusively to a highly localized mountainous zone within Lebanon. Discovered in the late 19th century, the plant is characterized by its uniquely fragrant, bi-colored spring blooms and distinctively patterned foliage. Due to its extremely restricted natural range and vulnerability to anthropogenic disturbances, it is classified as an Endangered species....read more on Wikipedia.
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