N. scaberulus
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Classification:
Division 13 - Species, Wild Variants
Section:
Apodanthi
Season:
Spring
Height:
Variable
Author(s):
Júlio Augusto Henriques (1838 - 1928)
Publication(s):
Boletim da Sociedade Broteriana, Volume 6, Pages 45-46
Year(s) Published:
1888
DNA Content:
26.3 pg
Chromosomes:
14
Fertility:
Both Seed and Pollen fertile
Used as parent:
8 times as pollen
Descendants:
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Special Class:
The Daffodil Society Miniatures
Origin of Name

Rough to the touch, pertaining to the leaves.

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N. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #47836 Dr. John R. Reed, USAN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43290 Theo Sanders, GermanyN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43237 Wells Knierim, USAN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43196 Mary Lou Gripshover, USAN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43195 Mary Lou Gripshover, USAN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43194 Mary Lou Gripshover, USAN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43193 Mary Lou Gripshover, USAN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43192 Mary Lou Gripshover, USAN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43191 Mary Lou Gripshover, USAN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43190 Mary Lou Gripshover, USAN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43057 Brian S. Duncan, Northern IrelandN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43056 Brian S. Duncan, Northern IrelandN. scaberulusN. scaberulus, Div 13,
Photo #43055 Brian S. Duncan, Northern Ireland