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Project Name Data (Last Modified On 3/12/2013)
 

Flora Data (Last Modified On 3/12/2013)
Species SIDA LINIFOLIA Cav.
PlaceOfPublication Mon. Cl. Diss. Dec. 14, t. 2(1). 1785.
Description Herb, annual or biennial, the stem erect, simple or more or less branched above, up to more than 1 m high, the branches suberect, pubescent with simple and/or stellate hairs. Leaves short-petiolate, the petiole 3-10 mm long, pilose, the stipules filiform to narrowly lanceolate, 4-7 mm long, pilose; blade linear or nar- rowly lanceolate, rounded or truncate or infrequently shallowly subcordate at the base, acute at the apex, entire-margined, 2-14 cm long and 2-15 mm broad, 3-nerved from the base, pubescent with simple and/or stellate hairs, the indumentum usually denser beneath, the main veins prominulous beneath. Inflorescences termi- nal, corymbiform or short-racemose, 8- to 20-flowered. Flowers with the pedicel 6-15 mm long, articulated 2-3 mm below the apex, hirtellous; calyx campanulate, subterete, 4.8-7 mm long, hirtellous to hirsute, persistent, the lobes triangular, acute, ca 2-4 mm long and 2.5-3 mm broad at the base; petals obovate, 8-15 mm long and 4-5 mm wide, cream-colored or whitish, usually with a maroon or dark purple center; staminal tube ca 2-3 mm long, minutely hyaline-puberulus near the apex, the filaments 0.5-1.0 mm long; styles 5-6 mm long, connate basally. Mericarps (5-)7-9, trigonous, shortly 2-apiculate, 2.5-3.5 mm long, papyraceolus, dull, brownish-black, glabrous, the lateral walls fragile and fragmenting at ma- turity; seeds ca 2 mm long, dull, dark brown, glabrous except for a few minute hairs around the hilum.
Habit Herb
Distribution Tropical America and tropical Africa; dry savannas, brushy and grassy slopes, grassy fields.
Specimen CANAL ZONE: along drowned Rio Azote Caballo, alt 66-70 m, Dodge et al. 16829 (MO); along the old Las Cruces Trail, between Fort Clayton and Corozal, Standley 29161 (US); Gorozal, Standley 27363 (US); Cerro Ancon, 1. M. & M. T. Greenman 5118 (MO), Bro. Heriberto 60 (US), Standley 25170 (US), 26320 (US). CHIRIQUI: Boquete, elev 4000 ft, M. E. Davidson 752 (F); vie of Boquete, Llanos Francia, alt 3300 ft, Stern et al. 1179 (MO, US). COCLEf: Penonome and vie, R. S. Williams 180 (US). PANAMA: Nueva Gorgona, Duke 4542 (MO); along road toward top of Cerro Campana, Duke 6015 (MO); Cerro Campana, Ebinger 911 (MO); N of Panama City, Bro. Paul 550 (US); vie of Juan Franco Race Track, Standley 27824 (US); nr Punta Paitilla, Standley 26298 (US); Las Sabanas, Bro. Heriberto 144 (US); between Las Sabanas and Matias Hernandez, Standley 31867 (US); Rio Tapia, Standley 28177 (US); Rio Tocumen, Standley 29478 (US); Pacora, Killip 3280 (US); Laguna de Portala, nr Chepo, alt 50 m, Pittier 4596 (US); nr Chepo, alt 30 m, Hunter & Allen 32 (F, MO, US); Taboga Island, alt 0-250 m, Pittier 3595 (US); San Jose Island, Erlanson 288 (GH, US), Johnston 927 (GH, MO, US), 946A (GH), 1162 (GH), 1182 (GH), 1213 (GH, MO).
 
 
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