Contribution to the knowledge of the genus Ephemerum hampena in the Iberian Peninsula
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In the Iberian Peninsula the genus Ephemerumis represented by four species. It should be considered a rather more common genus than is usually admitted, when all the references which exist up to the present are taken into account. Casares Gil (1915) makes no reference to it for Spanish flora and, up to the present time, only one gathering was known, carried out in Portugal in the 19th century (Welwitsch 1842).
Presented in this work are descriptions, some morphological, ecological and phytogeo- graphical information, as well as the distribution of each species throughout the Peninsula.
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