Meiklei's poppy -- Papaver argemone ssp. Meiklii (Kadereit) M. V. Agab. - Endemic to Cyprus

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All about Cyprus - Όλα για την Κύπρο

Λίστα Ενδημικών Φυτών της Κύπρου - List of Endemics plants of Cyprus

Endemic to Cyprus

Altitudinal range - 500–1525 mG,H

Life-form - Therophyte

Flowering Period - Apr–May

Photos Kyperounta 9/5/2011 by George Konstantinou

Orchis anatolica var. troodi Renz - Orchis troodi (Renz) P. Delforge - Όρχις η τροόδια - ENDEMIC TO CYPRUS

 See also 

LIST OF CYPRUS ORCHIDS - ΛΙΣΤΑ ΟΡΧΙΔΕΩΝ ΤΗΣ ΚΥΠΡΟΥ

Λίστα Ενδημικών Φυτών της Κύπρου - List of Endemics plants of Cyprus

ENDEMIC TO CYPRUS

Photos Akamas 25/3/2021 by George Konstantinou

Ophrys alasiatica Kreutz, Segers & H.Walraven ≡Ophrys sphegodes subsp. alasiatica (Kreutz & al.) H. Baumann & R. Lorenz. - ENDEMIC TO CYPRUS

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LIST OF CYPRUS ORCHIDS - ΛΙΣΤΑ ΟΡΧΙΔΕΩΝ ΤΗΣ ΚΥΠΡΟΥ

Λίστα Ενδημικών Φυτών της Κύπρου - List of Endemics plants of Cyprus

ENDEMIC TO CYPRUS

Photos Souni 25/3/2021 by George Konstantinou

Lomelosia cyprica (Post) Greuter & Burdet - Endemic to Cyprus

 

SEE ALSO - ΛΊΣΤΑ ΕΝΔΗΜΙΚΏΝ ΦΥΤΏΝ ΤΗΣ ΚΎΠΡΟΥ - LIST OF ENDEMICS PLANTS OF CYPRUS

Endemic to Cyprus

Status Indigenous (IN)

Chromosome numbers 2n = 18A

Altitudinal range 50–1150 mF,G,H

Flowering Period Jun–Jul

Photos Kouklia, Papfos 17/6/20 by George Konstantinou

Maniola cypricola  Cyprus Meadow Brown (Maniola cypricola) - Endemic to Cyprus on the endemic plant  Lomelosia cyprica

The very rare Tulip Tulipa akamasica C.S. Christodoulou, R. Hand & C. Charalambous (Liliaceae) found in a very small area in Akamas - Τουλίπα του Ακάμα - Endemic species to Cyprus

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ΛΊΣΤΑ ΕΝΔΗΜΙΚΏΝ ΦΥΤΏΝ ΤΗΣ ΚΎΠΡΟΥ - LIST OF ENDEMICS PLANTS OF CYPRUS

Πόσα είδη τουλιπών έχουμε, πότε ανθίζουν και που τις συναντούμε - Του Γιώργου Κωνσταντίνου - Εφημερίδα πολίτης 14/2/2019

Tulipa cypria - Κυπριακή Τουλίπα, Τουλίπα η κυπρία, τουλίπα - Endemic to Cyprus

Tulipa agenensis Redouté - Cyprus

Endemic species to Cyprus

Very rare endemic to Cyprus.  It was registered as endemic in 2014 and was characterized as “Critically endangered “in the «Red Data Book of the Flora of Cyprus»

Photos Akamas  by  George Konstantinou

Cyprus soapwort - Saponaria cypria Boiss., Fl. Orient., Suppl. 83 (1888).- Σαπωναρία η κυπρία - Endemic to Cyprus

 SEE ALSO - ΛΊΣΤΑ ΕΝΔΗΜΙΚΏΝ ΦΥΤΏΝ ΤΗΣ ΚΎΠΡΟΥ - LIST OF ENDEMICS PLANTS OF CYPRUS

Familia: Caryophyllaceae

 Photos George Konstantinou - Troodos 6/2021

Three-leaved Gladiolus - Gladiolus triphyllus - Endemic to Cyprus - Video

Hyacinthella millingenii - Video - Cyprus endemic

Ornithogalum chionophilum Holmboe - Ορνιθόγαλον το χιονόφιλο - Endemic to Cyprus

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Endemic to Cyprus

Altitudinal range

 Endemic to the Troodos range, fairly common in moist sites (alt. 900 - 1.950m).

Photos Troodos 4/6/2017 by George Konstantinou

Cynara makrisii Hand & Hadjikyriakou - Endemic to Cyprus

See also - Λίστα Ενδημικών Φυτών της Κύπρου - List of Endemics plants of Cyprus

Family: Asteraceae
Subfamily: Cardueae

Endemic to Cyprus

Red Data Book category

Vulnerable (VU), IUCN criteria: D2

The species was firstly found by Mr. Christodoulos Makris. Mr. Makris knew was something new for Cyprus. Scientist thought that is Cynara syriaca. Some years after they conclude that is indeed a new species for science and endemic to Cyprus. So they give the name of the species in honor of its founder.

Cynara is a genus of thistle-like perennial plants in the sunflower family. They are native to the Mediterranean region, the Middle East, northwestern Africa, and the Canary Islands. The genus name comes from the Greek kynara, which means "artichoke''. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Photos  8/06/2016 by Michael Hadjiconstantis

Cynara is a genus of thistle-like perennial plants in the family Asteraceae. They are native to the Mediterranean region, the Middle East, northwestern Africa, and the Canary Islands. The genus name comes from the Greek kynara, which means "artichoke"

Hedysarum cyprium Boiss. - Ηδύσαρον το κύπριο - Endemic to Cyprus

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Endemic to Cyprus - Red Data Book category

Hedysarum (sweetvetch) is a genus of the botanical family Fabaceae, consisting of about 309 species of annual or perennial herbs in Asia, Europe, North Africa, and North America.

Species within Hedysarum genus may be herbaceous plants or deciduous shrubs. They have odd-pinnate leaves, with entire leaflets (no notches or indentations). These leaves resemble the leaves of sweet peas. The stipules may be free or connate, and stipels (secondary stipules) are absent.

The inflorescences are peduncled racemes or heads. Bracts are small, with bracteoles below the calyx, and calyx teeth subequal. The petals may be pink, purplish, yellow, or whitish. Vexillum is longer than the wings, with an obtuse keel longer or rarely shorter than the wings. Stamens are diadelphous, 9+1, and anthers uniform. Ovary is 2-8-ovuled. Fruit is a lomentum, with segments that are glabrous, pubescent, bristly, or spiny. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Photos Nicosia 6/10/2011 by George Konstantinou

Pimpinella cypria Boiss. - Άνισος η κυπρία - Endemic to Cyprus

See also - Λίστα Ενδημικών Φυτών της Κύπρου - List of Endemics plants of Cyprus

Endemic to Cyprus

Pimpinella cypria, common name Cyprus Burnet-saxifrage and locally Kıbrıs Pimpinela, is a herbaceous perennial plant belonging to the Carrot family (Apiaceae).

Pimpinella cypria is an erect soft-haired perennial to 70 cm with stout woody rootstock clad in old leaf-sheaths; stems furrowed; basal leaves pinnate with 3-5 oval blunt-toothed and lobed segments to 4 cm long; stem leaves few, similar or with narrow divisions; umbels terminal, in a loose panicle, with 6-14 rays; flowers many in each umbellule, the petals dirty white unequally 2-lobed, about 1 mm. Fruit narrowly oval, 4 mm. Flowers from April to May.
Limestone fissures in many north-facing shady spots.
In the Kyrenia Range from Kornos to Yaila . Endemic to north Cyprus
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Photos Chaleuka 27/4/2016 by George Konstantinou