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Published In: Species Plantarum 1: 173. 1753. (1 May 1753) (Sp. Pl.) Name publication detailView in BotanicusView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

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Contributor Text: RUBINA AKHTER
General/Distribution: A genus of more than 200 species distributed in temperate and subalpine regions of the Northern Hemisphere. About 18 species are indigenous to Pakistan; 2 species are cultivated in gardens.

 

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Deciduous or evergreen shrubs, erect or prostrate (some exotic species twining). Winter buds with scales. Leaves petiolate or sessile, entire (lobed or connate at the base in non indigenous species). Flowers in axillary pairs or terminal capitate heads, peduncled or senile, often connate by their ovaries, bracteate and 2-bracteolate; bracteoles distinct or connate or sometimes absent. Calyx tube ovoid, limb 5-toothed or cup-shaped, deciduous or persistent. Corolla tubular, gibbous or not at the base; limb subequally 5-lobed or 2-lipped, the upper Up erect, 4-toothed, lower reflexed, entire. Stamens 5, inserted on the corolla tube, anthers usually exserted. Ovary 2-3-locular, style long filiform, stigma capitate, usually exserted. Fruit a berry; berries distinct or connate in pairs.
 

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1.Flowers in terminal capitate heads
2.Rants erect
2.Rants climbing or scandent
3.Flowers orange-red. Upper leaves perfoliate or united at the base. Cultivated
Lonicera sempervirens
3.Flowers pink-purple. Upper leaves not united at the base. Wild
1.Flowers in axillary pairs
4.Evergreen climbing or twining shrubs. Cultivated
Lonicera japonica
4.Deciduous erect or prostrate shrubs. Wild
5.Bracts large, ovate or boat-shaped, bracteoles absent
6.Bracts boat-shaped, obovate-elliptic, peduncles (1-) 1.5 cm long
7.Leaves and bracts glabrous with ciliate margin
7.Leaves and bracts hirsute and glandular hairy all over the surface
Lonicera hispida
6.Bracts flat, ovate, peduncle less than 1 cm long
8.Plant glabrous to subglabrous, except leaf margin
Lonicera semenovii
8.Pant more or less hispid all over the surface
Lonicera asperifolia
5.Bracts linear or narrow oblong, bracteoles connate or distinct
9.Corolla not 2-lipped, limb unequally 5-lobed
10.Rigid, more or less prostrate or dwarf shrubs. Leaves less than 2 cm long
11.Calyx limb minute, undulate. Corolla distinctly gibbous at the base
11.Calyx teeth triangular to linear, conspicuous. Corolla not gibbous at the base
Lonicera myrtillus
10.Erect shrubs. Leaves more than 2 cm long
12.Corolla yellow. Berries blue, on short peduncle up to 10 mm long
Lonicera stenantha
12.Corolla purple. Berries red-black, on long peduncle up to 20 mm long
9.Corolla distinctly 2-lipped
13.Branches hollow
14.Peduncle longer than petiole. Borries red
14.Peduncle shorter than petiole. Berries white-translucent
15.Bracteoles free, glandular hairy. Corolla white, diffused with pink or purple
15.Bracteoles connate in pairs, not glandular. Corolla white, fading to yellow
Lonicera quinquelocularis
13.Branches solid
16.Leaves densely pubescent, glandular on both surfaces. Bracteoles connate, cup-shaped
Lonicera hypoleuca
16.Leaves slightly pilose on the nerves. Bracteoles free, minute or obsolete
17.Berries connate, bracteoles minute or absent
18.Calyx lobes obsolete, margin undulate. Berries red
Lonicera microphylla
18.Calyx teeth linear-lanceolate. Berries black
17.Berries free, bracteoles small, glandular hairy
19.Leaves more than 8 cm long. Corolla ± 12 mm long, densely hairy
Lonicera webbiana
19.Leaves less than 4 cm long. Corolla ± 7 mm long, sparsely pubescent
Lonicera heterophylla
 
 
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