No, I've read a lot of plant descriptions, and the ones they cite are enough to narrow the field quite a bit. I'll grant the part about transporting it is a li

No, I've read a lot of plant descriptions, and the ones they cite are enough to narrow the field quite a bit. I'll grant the part about transporting it is a little stretched, but not enough to dismiss it. The article makes clear that while it was tricky, it wasn't impossible, and some people succeeded in moving the plants around. It's also possible that they could have just brought some seeds and tossed them around the country side, a pretty obvious gambit if you've got a plant that doesn't want to be cultivated. And the discovery was in Turkey, not Greece, so I don't think the Greek tourism board is behind it.