Dipcadi unicolor, Ornithogalum erythraeum, Uropetalon erythraeum, Uropetalon unicolor
Ansel, besailemo, bessail al maa, Brown Lily, busalamo, Hyacinthus serotinus, mesailemo, miSelmow
Dipcadi erythraeum is a species of flowering plant in the Asparagaceae family. In Qatar, it has been found to grow in sandy and rocky areas. The plant produces small, bell-shaped flowers that are typically brown or reddish-brown in color. Dipcadi erythraeum is considered a rare and endangered species in Qatar due to habitat destruction and over-grazing. Conservation efforts are necessary to protect this unique plant and its habitat.
The Dipcadi erythraeum plant has been observed in various locations in Qatar, including Harrarah, Jebel Al-Nakhsh, and southern Qatar. The plant produces black seeds and maroon flowers, which have been spotted in February and March. The flowers are often found on sand or sand dunes, and the plant can grow on roadside areas and planes. The inflorescence of the plant has also been observed, as well as its fruits, which resemble small brown capsules. The plant is known locally as "mesailemo" or "besailemo". Observations have been made in different regions of Qatar, including north-eastern and southern areas, indicating that the plant is widely distributed across the country. The plant's growth and flowering patterns suggest that it is adapted to the desert environment of Qatar.
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