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Aristida somalensis

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Aristida somalensis Stapf [family POACEAE]
Aristida somalensis Stapf [family POACEAE]
Aristida somalensis Stapf [family POACEAE]
Aristida somalensis Stapf [family POACEAE]
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Name

Identification
Aristida somalensis Stapf [family POACEAE ] (stored under name); Aristida stipoides Lam. [family POACEAE ]
Related name
  • Aristida unrecorded
  • Aristida somalensis
  • Aristida vestita
  • Aristida stipoides

Flora

Entry for ARISTIDA somalensis 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
ARISTIDA somalensis Stapf [family POACEAE], (1907);. type: N1, “Golis Range”, Drake-Brockman 127 (K holo.).
Information
Tufted perennial up to 80 cm high. Panicle ovate, effuse, the branches bare of spikelets in the lower half. Glumes unequal, finely acuminate, the lower 8–12 mm long, the upper (11–)13–18 mm long; lemma, including the callus but not the column, 6–9.5 mm long, scaberulous above, the tip gradually extended into a column 6–8 mm long; column without an articulation; central awn 3–4 cm long; lateral awns a little shorter.
Range
N1
Altitude range
1370–1580 m.
Distribution
SOMALIA Farquharson 35; Wood 72/107.
Distribution (external)
Ethiopia
Kenya
Notes
Sodaheleh (Som.).

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