Appearance
"Allium subhirsutum" is a perennial herb up to 50 cm tall. Leaves are long, up to 15 mm across, tapering toward the tip, with hairs along the margins. The umbel contains only a few flowers, white with thin pink midveins.
Naming
Subspecies⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" subsp. "obtusitepalum" G.Kunkel - Alegranza Island in Canary Islands
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" subsp. "subhirsutum" - from Spain and Morocco to Turkey and Palestine.
formerly included
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" var. "barcense", now called "Allium longanum"
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" var. "canariense", now called "Allium subvillosum"
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" var. "glabrum" now called "Allium neapolitanum"
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" subsp. "graecum", now called "Allium trifoliatum"
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" var. "hirsutum", now called "Allium trifoliatum"
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" subsp. permixtum, now called "Allium permixtum"
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" var. "purpurascens", now called "Allium subvillosum"
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" subsp. "spathaceum", now called "Allium spathaceum"
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" subsp. "subvillosum", now called "Allium subvillosum"
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" subsp. "trifoliatum", now called "Allium trifoliatum"
⤷ "Allium subhirsutum" var. "vernale", now called "Allium subvillosum"
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