Hi! > Brian Mathew in the key in his 1987 "The Smaller Bulbs" distinguishes > L. fontianum from L. tingitanum Five years later, in the Kew Magazine (Curtis Botanical Magazine) vol. 9 Part 4 page 156-160, Brian Mathew write "Having compared Baker's specimen of L. tingitanum with fresh material [...] in my opinion, L. tingitanum Baker should be accepted as the correct name for this interesting spring-flowering species, with L. fontianum reduced to synonymy." > Another key on the web, googlable via "leucojum fontianum" > (two hits), says "L. tingitanum...broad leaves (4 to 10 mm)". I have write this according the description in Brian Mathew's article in Curtis Bot. Mag.: "Leaves 4 or 5, synanthous, erect, rather thick, linear, canaliculate, prominently striate on the abaxial surface, 20-30 cm long, 4-10 mm wide, obtuse, glabrous, rather glaucous. [...]" > I'm confused. (this is nothing new) Do we have two species or one here? I think we have only one species. (Perhaps it is lightly variable?) Pascal Vigneron France http://perso.club-internet.fr/v_pascal/…