Allium neapolitanum

Alho napolitano

Allium neapolitanum pode crescer até 40 centímetros de altura e flores no final da primavera.

Descrição

1. Nome(s) popular Alho napolitano, alho-sem-cheiro, cebolinho-cheiroso
2. Nome botânico Allium neapolitanum
3. Família Amaryllidaceae
4. Distribuição Região do Mediterrâneo (África do Norte, Sudeste Europeu, Sudoeste Europeu, Ásia Ocidental)
5. Altura 20 a 40 centímetros

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