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Agathosma pubescens

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Isotype of Agathosma pubescens Sond. [family RUTACEAE]
Type of Agathosma pubescens (Bartl.) Sond. [family RUTACEAE]
Type of Agathosma pubescens (Bartl.) Sond. [family RUTACEAE]
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Identification
Agathosma pubescens (Bartl.) Sond. [family RUTACEAE ] (stored under name); Verified by Not on sheet,
Related name
  • Agathosma pubescens
  • Gymnochium not on sheet
  • Agathosma elegans
  • Gymnonychium pubescens

Flora

Entry for AGATHOSMA pubescens Sond. [family RUTACEAE]
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Capensis
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora Capensis, Vol 1, page 369, (1894) Author: (By W. SONDER.)
Names
AGATHOSMA pubescens Sond. [family RUTACEAE]
Gymnonychium pubescens Bartl. [family ], Linn. 17. p. 354, cum icone.
Information
twigs. leaves, peduncles and calyx hairy; leaves spreading, lanceolate, sub-obtuse, sub-cordate at base, with revolute impresso-glanded margins; calyx-lobes keeled, obtuse; petals downy at base; sterile filaments little longer than the calyx, cylindrical-filiform, glabrous, pilose towards the base. Very like A. blaerioides, and perhaps merely a variety. It differs in the longer, lanceolate-attenuate lower leaves, sub-cordate at base, and destitute of stalked marginal glands, or having them very rarely on the uppermost leaves. It agrees in all other respects. Leaves 2 1/2–4 lines long, rarely sub-opposite.
Distribution
SOUTH AFRICA Interior regions, Niven! (Herb. Bartling).

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