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Ixia longituba subsp. macrosiphon
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Ixia
longituba
subsp.
macrosiphon
Goldblatt & J.C. Manning
Published In:
Bothalia 41: 95. 2011. (
Bothalia
)
Project Name Data
(Last Modified On 8/29/2016)
Acceptance :
Accepted
Taxon Profile
(Last Modified On 8/29/2016)
Description:
Flowers with perianth tube 25–33(–35) mm long, tepals 16–22 × 8–11 mm
. Filaments
8–10 mm long, exserted 6–7 mm from mouth of tube; anthers 5–6 mm long.
Style
usually dividing between base and middle of anthers.
Country:
South Africa
South African Province:
Western Cape
Distribution and ecology:
subsp.
macrosiphon
is known from a few populations in heavy clay ground at the foot of the Riviersonderend Mtns, forming the northern part of the range of
Ixia longituba
.
subsp.
macrosiphon
is known from a few populations in heavy clay ground at the foot of the Riviersonderend Mtns, forming the northern part of the range of
Ixia longituba
.
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Africa & Madagascar
South Africa
Western Cape: 8 October 1995,
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