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Published In: Flora Orientalis 1: 156. 1867. (Fl. Orient.) Name publication detailView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

Project Name Data (Last Modified On 6/2/2011)
Acceptance : Accepted
Project Data     (Last Modified On 6/3/2011)
General/Distribution: Probably 3 species in N. Africa and S.W. Asia; only 1 recorded from our area.

 

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Annual herbs, often much branched from the base, ± spreading, clothed with short, stellate hairs, scabrous. Leaves oblong-linear to obovate-oblong, entire, subsessile or sessile, apex rounded or obtuse. Racemes lax. Flowers small, white or pinkish; pedicels not thickened, ascending or spreading in fruit. Sepals subsaccate at base. Petals c. twice as long as the sepals, narrowly oblong. Stamens 6; filaments not appendaged; anthers short, obtuse. Lateral nectar glands in pairs but semiannular, open towards the outer side; middle glands absent. Ovary, linear, 16-36-ovuled; stigma bilobed, hardly conical, subsessile. Siliquae linear, torulose, bilocular, dehiscent; valves subconvex, 1-veined, pubescent with short, branched or stellate hairs; septum membranous, not veined; seeds uniseriate, suborbicular, obscurely winged.

Similar to Malcolmia but nectar glands different, stigma shortly bilobed, not conical; hairs and leaves somewhat similar as in Cithareloma but fruits and seeds different.

 
 
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