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Adonis cyllenea
''Adonis cyllenea'' is a member of the family Ranunculaceae. The genus ''Adonis'' contain approximately 35 different species located in areas of the world such as North America, Eurasia, Europe and North Africa.
==Geographical distribution==
''Adonis cyllenea'' is one of hundreds of rare plants that have been removed from Greek mountain sides. Adjacent to Mt. Oligirtos existed an unbotanized mountain, Mt. Saitas. Mt. Saitas lies practically at the same latitude as Mt. Lafkas. At this location G. Sfikas, a keen naturalist and photographer from Athens had rediscovered the ''Adonis cyllenea'', which was presumed to be extinct, in 1976. Very little was known about the botanical importance of Mt. Saitas. However, this location proved to be an amazing place, because more than 100,000 individual plants of ''Adonis cyllenea'' were rediscovered at an altitude of approximately 1400-1800m. This area certainly holds the largest existing population of the ''Adonis cyllenea'' in Greece. This yellow and sometimes orange anemone from the Peloponnese was thought to be extinct for 130 years prior to this major rediscovery, which was an exhilarating moment for modern scientists, botanists and naturalists. ''Adonis cyllenea'' is also cultivated in the botanical gardens of Copenhagen or Gothenburg where it can be found in their designated Greek flora section among dozens of other native Greek plants.
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