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What is this flower called? Tibetan wildflowers in August
Hello, this is the lily family plant cup flower leek, scientific name Allium cyathophorum

Bulb solitary or several aggregates, terete or subterete, with thicker roots; bulb outer skin gray-brown, often subparallel fibrous, sometimes reticulate. Leaves striate, abaxially keeled, usually shorter than scape, 2--5 mm wide. Scape terete, often with 2 longitudinal ribs, 13--35 cm tall, proximally sheathed with leaves; involucre unilaterally dehiscent, sparsely 2--3-lobed, persistent; umbel subflabellate, many-flowered, loose; pedicels unequal, from subequal to perianth segments up to 3 times as long as they are, basally ebracteolate; flowers purplish red to dark purple; perianth segments elliptic-rectangular, apex obtuse-rounded or retuse, 7--9 mm long, 3--4 mm wide, inner whorl slightly longer; filaments longer than flowers. slightly longer than inner whorl; filaments shorter than perianth segments, 4.5-5-8 mm long, 2/3-3/4 connate into a tube, base of detached part of inner whorl of filaments often shoulder-expanded, outer whorl narrowly triangular; ovary ovoid, outer wall with fine verruculose protuberances; styles not protruding from perianth; stigmas 3-lobed. Flowering and fruiting June-August.