Wildflowers: Blue flower from Turkey/Cappadocia

Dear Colleagues,
unfortunately we are stumped with this ID-question:

http://www.botanikaiforum.com/t5158f143-Kappad-oacute-kia-Toeroekorsz-aacute-g.html

Hm, yes, the pictures are not very informativ... but I hope someone (from Turkey... :))) can help us out with the name of this little Boraginaceae (?)...

Thanks:
LP

 

Asperugo?
http://web.ogm.gov.tr/birimler/bolg...jikCesitlilik/Asperugo procumbens, Kürtül.jpg

 

Thank you!
But Asperugo procumbens looks different (flowers, leaves, etc., and Asperugo has very characteristic fruits...), so I think my plant is something else, and this plant in your link is also not an Asperugo... :(

http://www.botanikaiforum.com/g2091-Asperugo-L-magisz-aacute-k-A-procumbens-L-ragad-oacute-s-magisz-aacute-k.html

 

See if Nonea would fit, Nonea micrantha or Nonea obtusifolia.

 

Thanks for introducing me to that genus, Andrey. Now I want to find a new species in it and name it Nonea business. (Sorry to derail the thread)

 

I've always wanted to find a new species of Iva and name it Iva bigone. And a new genus of wetland ferns related to Dryopteris and name it Wetopteris.

 

Well, my best idea is Anchusa strigosa yet... what do you think?

But if you think this can't be an Anchusa, then I will give it to Daniel and he can describe it as a new species called Nonea business... :))) (Sorry Michael, but it is surely not a fern, so it can't be your "Wetopteris"... :)

 

And you thought I was silly.

 

Anchusa strigosa should have a bunch of hairs in the middle of the flower which I do not see in this photo.

 

Hm, yes, I think you are right... then Nonea business! :)