Jim asked, So here is the question which arises: are there any populations of the >broad-leaf form of Sternbergia commonly known as S. lutea which set seed, >which correspond to sexually reproducing populations? Certainly there are. I saw broad-leaved forms of S. lutea in both Greece and Turkey this fall, and they were very obviously seeding populations, with individual plants spread over large expanses of rocky ground on grassy slopes and in olive groves, as well as among undisturbed scrub. Jane McGary