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Published In: Bulletin de la Société Impériale des Naturalistes de Moscou 15: 438. 1842. (Bull. Soc. Imp. Naturalistes Moscou) Name publication detailView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

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Acceptance : Accepted
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Synonym Text: A. dimorphostegia Kar. & Kir. var. sagittiformis Aellen in Bot. Jahrb. 70: 36. 1939.
Flower/Fruit: Fl. Per.: April-May.
Type: Type: Described from C.Asia, the vicinity of Lake Kali, near Sassykpastau spring (LE).
Habitat: A very variable species found growing in deserts and sandy areas.
Distribution: Distribution: Central (Kirghizstan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Sinkiang, Turkemenistan, Afghanistan) and southwest Asia (S.Arabia, Kuwait, Iran, Syria, Jordan, Palestine, Pakistan), and North Africa.
Map Location: D-4 Baluchistan: Quetta to Chaman, Yaro, near Bostan , c. 40 km from Quetta, J.Lamond 1220 (E); Nushki; Padag to Nushki, J.Lamond 166 (E); Pishin, J.H. Lace 3568 (E); Pishin, Zaffar Ali 4862 (K); Pishin, ± 5000’, in sand, 27.5.1968, Zaffar Ali 4862 (RAW); Baluchistan, A.Forester 28433 (RAW); Chagai, 35 km from E. Dalbandin, J.Lamond 145 (E); 8-10 miles from Nushki on way to Quetta, 6.5.1985, A.Ghafoor & R.Yusuf 1386 (KUH); Nushki mt., Agri. Dept. Ec. Bot. Section. 225 (RAW); Nushki, 14.5.1967, M.G.Konieczny s.n. (KUH); G-2 Panjgur, near the rest house, 21.4.1970, M.Qaiser, Asad & Abrar 1115 (KUH); c. 20. miles from Panjgur, on way to Hoshab, ± 10 cm high, green, 9.4.1972, A.Ghafoor & Qaiser 370 (KUH); 23 miles from Panjgur on way to Hoshab, 30.4.1970 , Qaiser, Asad & Abrar 1131 (KUH); c. 48 miles from Panjgur on way to Hoshab, 9.4.1972, Ghafoor & Qaiser 351 (KUH); Near Balgator rest house, T.Ali 796 (KUH); Hoshab to Panjgur, c. 20-30 km from Panjgur, J.Lamond 571 (E); Baluchistan: A.Popov 196 (BM).

 

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Annual, monoecious herb, prostrate to ascending, up to 50 cm long, whitish glabrous. Leaves 10-60 x 10-30 mm, alternate, ovate or deltoid, ± truncate at base, entire to sub-irregularly sinuate-dentate, scurfy-mealy beneath, almost glabrous above. Flower clusters axillary or arranged in terminal spicate inflorescences; lower clusters pistillate, upper ones mixed. Male flowers with 4-5, membranous-yellowish segments; stamens 4-5, pistillode short. Bracteoles of pistillate flowers dimorphic, conspicuously stipitate; those of lower clusters sinuate-lobed, ± smooth; those of upper ones smaller, c. 5 x 3 mm, triangular-ovate with 1-3 teeth on each side, with crested back; stigmas free to base; seeds of 2 sizes; larger ones 2-2.5 mm in diameter, shining dark-brown.
 
 
 
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