The geographical situation of Spanish territory (mainland and islands) as well as the topography, climate and geological events occurred from the end of the Tertiary period through the early Quaternary, constitute some of the peculiarities that have conditioned the appearance in Spain of a particular Flora, quantitatively and intrinsically the richest of the European continent. The result of these and many other factors currently enable us to enjoy a plant heritage with an extraordinary wealth.
Arum pictum subsp. sagittifolium ARACEAE
Original illustration, 480x330 mm. 2012
Endemic to the Balearic islands: Mallorca and Menorca.
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Biarum carratracense ARACEAE
Original illustration, 480x330 mm. 2013
Endemic to S of the Iberian Peninsula: Cádiz, Córdoba, Granada, Jaén, Málaga and Sevilla.
Biarum mendax ARACEAE
Original illustration, 480x330 mm. 2014
Endemic to SW of the Iberian Peninsula: Badajoz, Cádiz, Córdoba, Sevilla and Alto Alentejo.
Cypripedium calceolus ORCHIDACEAE
Original illustration, 480x330 mm. 2013
This orchid is in regression in the Iberian Peninsula. It has been included in the Atlas y Libro Rojo de la Flora Vascular Amenazada de España in the category C1
Erodium glandulosum GERANIACEAE
Original illustration, 480x330 mm. 2001
Endemic to the Iberian Peninsula: Cordillera Cantábrica, Pirineos and Sistema Ibérico.
Linaria verticillata SCROPHULARIACEAE
Original illustration, 480x330 mm. 2013
Endemic to the mountains of SE of the Iberian Peninsula.
Senecio boissieri COMPOSITAE
Original illustration, 480x330 mm. 2013
Endemic to the high mountains of the Iberian Peninsula, excluding the eastern part . Butterflies (Plebeius idas subsp. nevadensis), endemic to Sierra Nevada.
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