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Published In: Diagnoses Plantarum Orientalium Novarum, ser. 1 12: 95–96. 1853. (Diagn. Pl. Orient., ser. 1,) Name publication detail
 

Project Name Data (Last Modified On 6/2/2011)
Acceptance : Accepted
Project Data     (Last Modified On 6/3/2011)
Flower/Fruit: Fl. Per.:April-September.
Type: Type: Lebanon. supra Cedros, ann.1846, Boissier (G).
Distribution: Distribution: Syria, Lebanan, Jordan, Palestine, Turkey to Pakistan.
Comment/Acknowledgements: Differs from A. tatarica L. by its wand-like, sparsely branched stems, longer terminal spikes and lanceolate to linear mostly entire upper leaves.
Map Location: A-7 Gilgit: Yasin, road around bridge to Taus over Nazbar, Husain et al 940373 (E, PMNH, RNG); Naltar valley, around bridge W of river, 43 km from Gilgit towards Naltar, Husain et al, 940424 (E, PMNH, RNG); C-7 Peshawar: Road from Grand Trunk Road to Akbarpura, c.12 miles east of Peshawar, B.L. Burtt B1047 (E); B.L. Burtt B1513 (E); Rawalpindi, J.E.T.Aitchison 224 (K); C-7 Khairabad near, Attock, about cultivation, 15.11.1956, R.R.Stewart 27830 (K, KUH); D-4 19 miles from Quetta on way to Chaman, 10.9.1970, Faruqi & Qaiser 2320 (KUH), 2321 (E); Chappar Rift, J.H.Lace 3393 (E); Ziarat, J.H.Lace 3406 (E); Hanna Lake, Quetta, A.Ghafoor & S.Omer 2072 (KUH); id., H.Frietag & G. Kothe 18809 (KASSEL); F -5 Khairpur, Kotdiji., S.M.H.Jafri 1143 (KUH); G 2 Makran, Jangal, G.Popov 218 (BM).

 

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Annual up to 100 cm, erect, rigid, whitish, with elongated divaricate branches or whip-like stems, sparsely branched. Leaves up to 30-40 (-70) x 2-5 (-10) mm, the lower and middle ones oblong-deltoid, cuneate, tapering to a petiole, mucronate, irregularly dentate to sub-entire; upper leaves sessile, lanceolate to lanceolate-linear, entire, mealy-canescent. Flowers in clusters and solitary, the formers staminate and pistillate forming long interrupted spike-like or panicled, leafless inflorescences; the solitary ones pistillate, and scattered in the axils of middle and upper leaves. Staminate flowers with membranous yellowish perianth. Valves of axillary, pistillate flowers 3-7 x 2.5-5 mm; rhombic-deltoid to oblong-deltoid, upper half free with one or more lateral teeth, the lower part mostly furnished with tubercles; those of the terminal pistillate flowers considerably smaller; stigmas free. Seed 1 mm in diameter, dark-brown.
 
 
 
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