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Published In: Species Plantarum 2: 1053–1054. 1753. (1 May 1753) (Sp. Pl.) Name publication detailView in BotanicusView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

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Nomenclature:

9. Atriplex patula L., Sp. Pl. 1053 (1753). A. hastata auct. non L., Sp. Pl. 1053 (1753); nec Boiss., Fl. Orient. 4: 909 (1879). Type: Europae cultis ruderatis, n. 1221.19 (LINN.) [Plate 214] 

Common name:

 מלוח מפושק.

Habitat:

Hab.: Saline meadows and marsh edges. Acco Plain, Sharon Plain, Philistean Plain, Esdraelon Plain, N. Negev, Hula Plain, Bet Shean Valley, Upper and Lower Jordan Valleys. 

Area distribution:

 Mediterranean, also occurring in other regions of the World, probably as an introduced migrant plant.

Notes:

 In our area, all plants of A. patula belong to var. palaestina Eig characterized by small valves. Zohary (1966) considered erroneously A. patula var. palaestina a synonym of A. hastata var. microtheca Schum. [According to Sukhorukov & Danin (2009)]


 

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Annual, 30-100 cm., green or scurfy-canescent, glabrescent or almost glabrous. Stems branching, with horizontally spreading or ascending lateral branches. Leaves mostly alternate, rhombic-hastate to deltoid, sometimes cuneate at base, entire or slightly sinuate, the lower up to 10 x 5 cm., the upper lanceolate-hastate to lanceolate-linear, acute-mucronate. Flowers (male and female) in interrupted inflorescences. Valves (in our plants) small, 1.5-3 mm., rhombic with pointed triangular tip and two long pointed teeth at base, con¬nate below middle or nearly so, with smooth or tuberculate surface. Seeds vertical, lenticular, 1-2.5 mm. in diam., black or dark brown. Fl. June-November.

 
 
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