Leaf cross-section of Allium erimomeli (A–D) and A. occultum (E, F). A. Leaf semicylindrical outline with five abaxial ribs, and a flat to slightly concave adaxial surface. B. Higher magnification of the dotted rectangle in A, showing the epidermal cells and the two-layered palisade tissue with elongated cylindrical cells. C. Epidermis composed of small cells with wavy thickened walls (arrow), and a sunken stoma (circle). D. Vascular bundle. E. Subcylindrical to terete outline with six ribs. F. Epidermis composed of small cells with wavy thickened walls (arrow), and a sunken stoma (circle) and the vascular bundle (inset in F).

 
 
  Part of: Nikolopoulos I, Tan K, Kobrlová L, Adamakis I-DS, Bareka P, Duchoslav M, Trigas P (2026) Allium erimomeli, a new hexaploid species of A. sect. Codonoprasum (Amaryllidaceae) from Milos and Antimilos Islands (Kiklades, Greece). Plant Ecology and Evolution 159(3): 470-482. https://doi.org/10.5091/plecevo.189916