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Gagea lutea
is a perennial herb that occurs in sunny grasslands or forest edges.
The bulbs are oval-shaped, with integuments tinged with a yellow
hue. Radical leaves are single, linear, and white-green, measuring
15-30cm long. Flower stalks grow to 15-25cm in height, with two
bracts on the upper parts, and yellow flowers are set 3 to 10 on the
tips of the stalks in the form of an umbel. Perianth lobes are six,
1.2-1.5cm long, linear-oblong, and the backsides are somewhat green.
Stamens are six, shorter than the perianth segments. Bloom time:
April-May. |