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FamilyTHYMELAEACEAE
Genus speciesDaphne oleoides Schreb. 
SynonymsDaphne buxifolia Vahl
 Daphne euboica Rech.f.
 Daphne hispanica Pau
Habitatthickets
Descriptionleaves lanceolate, to base tapered, apiculate, glabrous, abaxially sericeous, flowers in terminal heads, tetramerous, drupe orange-red
Size30-50cm
Colorpink, white
Bloomearly summer
Ca
Typeshrub
Cultivationmesic, slightly humous, semi-shady site
alpine house, moist, rich, drained soil, semi-shade
Propagationseed when ripe or as soon as possible
cuttings in late summer; layering in spring
Territory Europe
     Southwestern Europe (Corse , Sardegna , Spain )
     Southeastern Europe (Albania , Bulgaria , Greece , Italy , Kriti , Sicilia , Yugoslavia )
Africa
     Northern Africa (Algeria )
Asia-Temperate
     Caucasus
     Western Asia (Lebanon-Syria , Turkey)
BibliographyPlants of the World online powo.science.kew.org
International Plant Names Index www.ipni.org
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THYMELAEACEAE

Daphne oleoides Schreb., Icon. Descr. Pl. [Schreber] 13, t. 7. (1766)
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oleoides typica ined.

Synonyms:
Daphne buxifolia Vahl
Daphne caucasica M.Bieb.
Daphne euboica Rech.f.
Daphne glandulosa Bertol.
Daphne gnidioides Szov. ex Meisn.
Daphne hispanica Pau
Daphne jasminea Griseb.
Daphne lucida Loisel.
Daphne sericea Noë ex Meisn.
Nemoctis angustifolia Raf.
Nemoctis buxifolia Raf.

Medit.
12 COR SAR SPA 13 ALB BUL GRC ITA KRI SIC YUG 20 ALG 34 LBS TUR

oleoides baksanica (Pobed.) Halda, Acta Mus. Rychnov., Sect. Nat. 5(5): 165 (1998)

Basionym:
Daphne baksanica Pobed., Bot. Mater. Gerb. Bot. Inst. Komarova Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R. 12: 135 (1950)

c. North Caucasus
33 NCS

oleoides trancaucasica (Pobed.) Halda, ibid.

Basionym:
Daphne transcaucasica Pobed., Bot. Mater. Gerb. Bot. Inst. Komarova Akad. Nauk S.S.S.R. 12: 136 (1998)

Transcaucasus
33 TCS

2300-2500m

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