Thimbra (plant)

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Thymbra is a house of flowering ores, pervested in Mediterranean, spread in Morocco, Algiers, Tunisia, Libya, Portugal, Spain, Corsika, Italy, Malta, Albania, former Yugoslavia, Greece and West Asia (Cyprus, Iran, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Israel, Denmark, Turkey, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia).

Biomorophobic characteristics
The leaves are solid, usually doubled, young sheets in the tail tubes. It's not a leaf-like, it's a pineapple, it's lancanine, it's lunch. Chet 2-lips, 5-spade (3 / 2), cylinder, lower parts are short, triangular, front parts of the Atlantic, curved, throat of a beard. A 2-turnover, a 4-spade (1 / 3), from a creme to purple coloring, at least a fraction of which is rounded, a line, is derived from a cup, a front lip with round particles, the middle part is bent down. Silence 4. The eggs are hot, they're smooth. 2n is 30.

Aides
Reed contains 7 varieties:

Thibra calosachya (Rech.f.) Rech.f.
Thimbra capitata (L. Kv.
Thimbra linearlia (Bryllo & Farnari)
Thunderbra nabatorum (Danin & Hedge) Bräckler
Sambra sanisie Bornm. & Azn.
Sambra splicata LL.
Thimbra thmbrifolia (Hedge & Fiinbraun) Brämuchler

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