Talk:Fritillaria meleagris

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I moved it back to the Latin name because there seem to be many common English names for it.

Also, I don't seem to see how the plant is endemic to Croatia. Perhaps the original contributor of that part could enlighten us... --Shallot 02:40, 14 Feb 2004 (UTC)

Maybe they just meant autochthonous... but then it's hardly worth the mention. And there's nothing to prove the link with the coat of arms checkerboard. --Shallot 02:45, 14 Feb 2004 (UTC)

It's not endemic to Croatia. Perhaps s/he meant indigenous.Imc 17:29, 14 Feb 2004 (UTC)

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Fritillaria meleagris is a species of fritillary native to much of Europe. In many places, including France, Slovenia and Romania, it is an endangered species that is rarely found in the wild, but is common in gardens. The flower may be pure white, but usually has a chequered pattern in shades of purple, which gives the plant its scientific name, as "meleagris" means "guinea fowl".Photo: Yerpo

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