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Talk:Achillea fragrantissima

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Local assessment: C-Class. This is a provisional Tilcayo editorial assessment of the initial version, not a Wikipedia award or an independent audit.

C-Class: accepted identity, morphology, regional ecology/phenology and botanical name history supported by Kew, directly read Flora of Iraq 2019 treatment and indexed Danin/Fragman-Sapir regional flora. Original factual synthesis; no prose or images copied. Hotlist fragmentissima is an editorial spelling reconciliation, not a recognised botanical synonym. Current conservation not asserted: Kew displays conflicting model predictions under accepted name and synonym, which are not formal assessments. Medicinal efficacy, pollination and current population trends remain gaps.

Original prose composed from the cited botanical treatments and research. Wikipedia's plant hotlist A supplied the research lead Achillea fragmentissima, not the article text. Sources were inspected and the article published on 9 October 2026 (British Summer Time). Regional findings are scoped to their evidence. No claim is made that the literature is exhausted.

Preserve this Original at every grade. Under TC:Originals preservation policy, grade or length alone must not trigger deletion, blanking, replacement with an import, redirecting away or regeneration. Expand this existing account with supported material. See TC:Plants/Coverage record and TC:Originals preservation register.

Spelling reconciliation: the hotlist spelling fragmentissima does not match the accepted fragrantissima. A 2021 paper headed Achillea fragrantissima also uses fragmentissima inconsistently within its text. This supports treating the navigation correction as a typographical reconciliation, not a new synonym; that paper is not used to assert medical benefits.