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Isotype of Selaginella nivea Alston subsp. nivea [family PTERIDOPHYTA]

Perrier de la Bâthie H., #8303
1910-06
Specimens
Madagascar
P
Isotype of Selaginella nivea Alston subsp. nivea [family PTERIDOPHYTA] (stored under name); Verified by Stefanovic, S.,

Isotype of Selaginella nivea Alston subsp. nivea [family PTERIDOPHYTA]

Perrier de la Bâthie H., #8303
1910-06
Specimens
Madagascar
P
Isotype of Selaginella nivea Alston subsp. nivea [family PTERIDOPHYTA] (stored under name); Verified by Stefanovic, S.,

Isotype of Selaginella nivea Alston subsp. nivea [family PTERIDOPHYTA]

Perrier de la Bâthie H., #8303
1910-06
Specimens
Madagascar
P
Isotype of Selaginella nivea Alston subsp. nivea [family PTERIDOPHYTA] (stored under name); Verified by Stefanovic, S.,

Filed as Selaginella nivea Alston subsp. nivea [family SELAGINELLACEAE]

Burrows, J.E., #3714
1987-03-27
Specimens
Botswana
BNRH
Selaginella nivea Alston subsp. nivea [family SELAGINELLACEAE] (stored under name); Verified by Burrows, J.E.

Syntype of Selaginella nivea Alston [family SELAGINELLACEAE]

None, #8305
06.1910
Specimens
Madagascar
BM
Syntype of Selaginella nivea Alston [family SELAGINELLACEAE] (stored under name)

Holotype of Selaginella nivea Alston subsp. humbertii Stefanovic & Rakotondr. [family PTERIDOPHYTA]

Humbert H., #28366
1955
Specimens
Madagascar
P
Holotype of Selaginella nivea Alston subsp. humbertii Stefanovic & Rakotondr. [family PTERIDOPHYTA] (stored under name); Verified by Stefanovic, S.,

Syntype of Selaginella nivea Alston [family SELAGINELLACEAE]

None, #8303
06.1910
Specimens
Madagascar
BM
Syntype of Selaginella nivea Alston [family SELAGINELLACEAE] (stored under name)

Syntype of Selaginella nivea Alston [family SELAGINELLACEAE]

None, #8303
06.1910
Specimens
Madagascar
BM
Syntype of Selaginella nivea Alston [family SELAGINELLACEAE] (stored under name)

Selaginella cinerascens A. A. Eaton [family SELAGINELLACEAE]

Flora of North America, Vol 2,
Flora of North America (FNA)
Reference Sources
Plants terrestrial, forming loose to compact mats. Stems creeping, not readily fragmenting, upperside and underside structurally slightly different, irregularly forked, without budlike arrested branches, tips straight; main stem indeterminate, lateral branches determinate, ascending, 1--2-forked. Rhizophores borne on upperside of stems, throughout stem length, (0.17--)0.2--0.3 mm diam. Leaves monomorphic, not in defined pseudowhorls, loosely appressed, ascending, green, linear-lanceolate, (1--)2.5--3 X (0.25--)0.4--0.6 mm (leaves in secondary and tertiary branches smaller); abaxial ridges inconspicuous; base rounded and adnate or cuneate and slightly decurrent, glabrous, seldom pubescent; margins short-ciliate, cilia transparent, scattered, ascending, 0.02--0.75 mm; apex plane, blunt, acute to slightly acuminate (not distinctly bristled). Strobili solitary, 2--4 mm; sporophylls deltate-ovate to lanceolate-ovate, abaxial ridges not prominent, base glabrous, margins short-ciliate, apex not keeled, acute.

Selaginella nivea Alston [family SELAGINELLACEAE]

FZ, Vol 0, Part 0, page 22, (1970) Author: E. A. C. L. E. Schelpe
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Reference Sources
Creeping plants with primary branches 4–7 mm. long, 1–4 furcate; leafy stems not obviously dorsiventral. Leaves 1.5–2.0 x 0.5 mm., bluish-green, soon becoming opaque-white, linear-lanceolate, adnate at the base, apex acute or acuminate ending in an opaque white straight seta i as long as the blade, margins with short cilia above becoming piliform towards the base, rather squarrose at the apex forming club-shaped branch tips; lower leaves soon becoming papyraceous and whitish (or colourless) lying close to the stem and soon breaking away. Strobilus 2.5 mm., forming at top of lowermost secondary branch; sporophylls in 4 ranks, those on the upper side lanceolate-ovate, on the under side broadly ovate and acuminate, margins long ciliate towards the base. Megaspores 125–00 µ, subscabrate to almost smooth, 3-radiate ridges absent. Microspores 40–50 µ, rugulate, finely scabrate, ± winged.