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Type of Erica lanceolifera unrecorded [family ERICACEAE]
Swynnerton, #1288
26-09-1906
Specimens
Zimbabwe
Erica lanceolifera S.Moore [family ERICACEAE] (stored under name)
Erica unrecorded unrecorded [family ERICACEAE]; Verified by Alm, C.G.; Freis, Th.C.E.,
Type of Erica lanceolifera unrecorded [family ERICACEAE]
Erica unrecorded unrecorded [family ERICACEAE]; Verified by Alm, C.G.; Freis, Th.C.E.,
Type of Erica lanceolifera unrecorded [family ERICACEAE]
Type? of Erica gazensis Wild [family ERICACEAE]
Cook,A.D., #127
16.09.1958
Specimens
Zimbabwe
Type? of Erica gazensis Wild [family ERICACEAE]
Erica lanceolifera S.Moore [family ERICACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Ross,R.
Erica lanceolifera S.Moore [family ERICACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Ross,R.
Type of Erica gazensis Wild [family ERICACEAE]
Thompson,S., #16
08.01.1958
Specimens
Zimbabwe
Erica lanceolifera S.Moore [family ERICACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Ross,R.
Type of Erica gazensis Wild [family ERICACEAE]
Type of Erica gazensis Wild [family ERICACEAE]
Type of Erica lanceolifera S.Moore [family ERICACEAE]
Swynnerton,C.F.M., #1288
26.09.1906
Specimens
Zimbabwe
Type of Erica lanceolifera S.Moore [family ERICACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Ross,R.
Erica lanceolifera S. Moore [family ERICACEAE]
FZ, Vol 7, Part 1, page 157, (1983) Author: R. Ross
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
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A sub–shrub, often with trailing branches, 20–60 cm. tall. Branchlets slender, the finest 0·2–0·3 mm. in diameter, without infrafoliar ridges, with a dense pubescence of short simple hairs c. 0·1 mm. long and a sparser pubescence of long hairs to 1·5 mm. long, the tips glandular or forked or simple, and often with side branches near the base. Leaves in whorls of 4, ascending, occasionally 3 on some branchlets, narrowly ovate to ovate, the apices obtuse, 2–5 mm. long, 0·6–1·3 mm. broad, the margins reflexed to a varying degree from only slightly to so strongly that they meet on the mid line at the back of the leaf, whole upper surface usually pubescent with short simple hairs c. 0·05 mm. long but this pubescence sometimes absent, and sparse longer hairs, to 0·5 mm., on the apparent margin of the leaf and on the abaxial part of the dorsal surface, these longer hairs glandular, or forked, or simple; petioles 0·4–0·7 mm. long, glabrous. Flowers in heads of 4–12 on side branches which become shorter and more crowded near the apex of the main stem. Pedicels 2–4 mm. long, pubescent with hairs similar to those on the stem. Bract narrow, spathulate, 1–2 mm. long, insertion varying from near the base of the pedicel to about three quarters of the way up it, pubescence as on the leaves. Bracteoles membranous, very narrow, 0·5 mm. long to much reduced or absent, ciliate with forked or simple or glandular hairs. Calyx segments free almost to the base, triangular ovate, acute, c. 1 mm. long, pubescent with short simple hairs over the surface and ciliate margins, the cilia glandular or some to most eglandular and forked or simple. Corolla campanulate to urceolate–campanulate, purple to deep pink, 2·0–2·5 mm. long, 1·7–2·2 mm. broad, usually glabrous, occasionally minutely pubescent along the margin, lobes triangular, obtuse, sinuses obtuse, c. 0·8 mm. deep. Stamens 8 (?–6), filaments 1·0–2·0 mm., anthers 0·8–1·0 mm., their tips equalling the corolla to exceeding it by c. 0·5 mm., with minutely pubescent appendages c. 0·4 mm. long, aristate, and broadened and irregularly toothed above. Ovary globose, pubescent; style glabrous, 2–3 mm. long, exceeding the corolla by 1–2 mm., stigma capitate.
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