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Odyssea paucinervis

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Isotype of Diplachne cinerea Hack. [family POACEAE]
Type of Diplachne pungens Hack. [family POACEAE]
Type of Odyssea paucinervis Stapf [family POACEAE]
Type of Odyssea paucinervis Stapf [family POACEAE]
Isotype of Odyssea paucinervis (Nees) Stapf [family POACEAE]
Type of Dactylis paucinervis Nees [family POACEAE]
Type? of Dactylis paucinervis Nees [family POACEAE]
Isotype of Diplachne pungens Hack. [family POACEAE]
Odyssea paucinervis (Nees) Stapf
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Identification
Odyssea paucinervis (Nees) Stapf [family POACEAE ]
Related name
  • Odyssea paucinervis

Flora

Entry for ODYSSEA paucinervis (Nees) Stapf [family POACEAE]
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Somalia
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora Somalia, Vol 4, (1995) Author: by T. A. Cope [updated by M. Thulin 2008]
Names
ODYSSEA paucinervis (Nees) Stapf [family POACEAE], (1922).
Information
Mat-forming grass with long stout deeply penetrating rhizomes bearing dense tufts of spiny glaucous shoots at the nodes; stems up to 30 cm high, branched only at the base; leaves loosely inrolled, up to 6 cm x 5 mm, somewhat stiff and pungent. Panicle narrowly elliptic to elliptic-oblong, 1.5–7 cm long; spikelets 4- to 9-flowered, 5–9 mm long; lower glume 1.8–2.4 mm long; upper glume 2.7–3.3 mm long; lemma 2.3–3.3 mm long.
Range
S2 tropical Africa south of the Zaire River.
Altitude range
Coastal
Distribution
SOMALIA Maunder 4.
Distribution (external)
Tanzania
Notes
The one specimen representing this species in Somalia is in poor condition and its determination, based almost entirely on habit, is tentative.

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