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Malthinus espadanensis Wittmer, 1981 g (Malthinus species)
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Malthinus sowerestanus Fender, 1972 i g (Malthinus species)
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Malthinus robustus Motschulsky, 1853 g (Malthinus species)
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Malthinus biguttatus (Linnaeus, 1758) g (Malthinus species)
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Malthinus neapolitanus Pic, 1905 g (Malthinus species)
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Malthinus bilineatus Kiesenwetter, 1852 g (Malthinus species)
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Maltese cross plants reach about half the height and spread 3-4 feet. Their heads are most commonly scarlet flowers, although other colors do exist. For example, in the United States Department of Agriculture 5, summer flowering occurs. Native to the intersecting parts of Eurasia, Maltese can be found in 3-10 growing areas. The perennial plant is grown in sunny, well-drained soil. Maltese cross usually grows on yellow flowers, creating striking red and yellow plant color schemes. It’s also a tradition that gardeners are interested in collecting perennials: a centuries-old plant, Maltese is an old favorite that spans centuries.
The random generator tool cataloged 144 items from different Malthinus Species. These include Malthinus aetolicus, Malthinus Alexander I, Malthinus Nigerrimus, Malthinus Orbiculatus, Malthinus punctatus, Malthinus Rothi, etc.
Data sources: i = ITIS, c = Catalogue of Life, g = GBIF, b = Bugguide.net
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