Bellflowers
Bellflower Family - Campanulaceae
Branched Bellflower Campanula ramosissimaNative from Italy to southern Greece. Frequent in a wide range of habitats. A slender annual (or rarely biennial) with a slender taproot. Calyx tube hispid; calyx lobes three-veined, toothed near the base.
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Spoon-leaved Bellflower Campanula spatulata
Native to the southern Balkans, south to Crete. A slender perennial with a turnip-like root and often short stolons. Basal leaves spatulate, stem leaves lanceolate. Calyx tube smooth.
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Rockcress-leaved Bellflower Campanula drabifolia
Native to southern Greece and perhaps South-west Turkey. Frequent in open, stony places.
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Campanula andrewsii ssp. hirsutula
Native and endemic to the southern Peloponnese. On rocks and walls such as at Monemvasia.
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Campanula topaliana
Native and endemic to southern Greece with the nominate subspecies being endemic to Peloponnese. On rocks and walls such as at Mystras, Mycenae.
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Kamari's Bellflower Campanula kamariana
Endemic to the Peloponnese and currently known from just two sites. First discovered and described in 2017.
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