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Crocus laevigatus
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Crocus laevigatus Bory & Chaub. 1832
Family: Iridaceae
Crocus laevigatus is a species of flowering plant in the genus Crocus of the family Iridaceae, endemic to Kriti, Greece. The flowers usually appear before the leaves, typical of the crocuses having 6 pale translucent tepals, 3 stigmas and 3 stamens supported on a smooth narrow tube. The perianth is pale mauve with 3 darker lines on the outer surface, the centre is pale yellow and the stamens and finely branched stigmas are bright yellow. |
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- lousat
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(65489) - [2015-12-07 11:11]
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Hi Nikos,great close up of this beautiful flower bloomed the November,14,my birthday....ehehhe...great sharpness and bright colors,i like it! Have a nice evening and thanks,Luciano
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- PeterZ
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- [2015-12-07 11:22]
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Hello Nikos,
Beautiful picture of this flower in good sharpness and a well chosen composition. Nice contrasting colours with the background.
Regards,
Peter
hallo Nikos
looks 3D this picture
so good sharpness light and colours
a beauty !!
thanks gr lou
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- Cobo
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(5799) - [2015-12-08 4:22]
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Very nice picture of this Crocus Nikos! Good composition and light also.
congratulation.
Saludos.
