Allium triquetrum

Taxonomy

Family

Amaryllidaceae

Genus

Allium

Species

triquetrum

Nomenclature Melissopalynology

Allium triquetrum

Classifier

Distribution

North-West America, Argentina, Europe, Africa, Australia and New Zealand

Utility

All parts of the plant, from the bulb to the flowers, are edible fresh or cooked. The juice of the plant is used as a moth repellent. It provides a fairly good contribution in honey production. Ornamental plant and biodiversity.

Flowering time

XII - IV

Pollen colour

grey - violet

Pollen

Nectar

Pollen characteristic

Group: Monad
Simmetry: Bilateral
Polarity: Heteropolar
Exine sculpturing: Rugulate

Aperture: Monocolpate
Polar View:Subcircular
Equatorial view :Planoconvex

Polar view: Subcircular

Equatorial view

Equatorial view: Planoconvex

Equatorial view

Equatorial view: Planoconvex

Equatorial view

Equatorial view: Planoconvex

Equatorial view

Equatorial view: Planoconvex

Equatorial view

Equatorial view: Planoconvex

Equatorial view

Equatorial view: Planoconvex

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