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Poa sinaica subsp. pamphyliensis var. prolifera Cabi, L. J. Gillespie & Soreng var. nov. Type specimen. Turkey, Antalya, On forested plain above Varşak, Kepez district of Antalya, 227 m, old Pinus brutea forest, on limestone breaks, 22 Apr 2015, R. J. Soreng et E. Cabi 9067 (holotype: US- 3770799; isotypes: CAN, NAKU). Diagnosis. Like Poa sinaica subsp. pamphyliensis but bulbiferous. Conservation status. None. Comments. A few bulbiferous plants were observed on disturbed ground near the type locality, but only one collection was made.
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