Argyrolobium uniflorum (Decne.) Jaub. & Spach

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330. Argyrolobium unlflorum J. et Sp.
Illustr. 1:115 (1843).
Phytogeogr. -value: A West-Saharo-Sindian species,
penetrating into the Sudano-Deccanian region.
This chamaephyte is limited in Palestine to the light soil belt
of the coastal plain from the southern part of Sharon southwards.
The Palestinian part of the distributional area of this species is
connected with its main N. African part by the sandy soils of
Sinai. One of the group of Saharo-Sindian plants growing in
Palestine under eu-Mediterranean climates, thanks to special
edaphic conditions.
Ramat-Gan, near Tel-Aviv, Helianthemetum elliptici, south-
ern slope of a hill, sandy soil with chalky concretions, 8. IV. 1936.
Leg. A. Eig, N. Feinbrun et M. Zohary.
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