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Buddleja pulchella

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Isotype of Buddleja usambarensis Gilg [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
Isotype of Buddleja pulchella N.E.Br. [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
Isotype of Buddleja usambarensis Gilg [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
Filed as Buddleja pulchella N.E.Br. [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
Syntype of Buddleja usambarensis Gilg [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
Isotype of Buddleja usambarensis Gilg [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
Isotype of Buddleja pulchella N.E. Br. [family LOGANIACEAE]
Holotype of Buddleja pulchella N.E.Br. [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
Isolectotype of Buddleja usambarensis Gilg [family LOGANIACEAE]
Type of Buddleja pulchella N.E.Br. [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
Isotype of Buddleja usambarensis Gilg [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
Filed as Buddleja stolzii Gilg [family LOGANIACEAE]
Isolectotype of Buddleja usambarensis Gilg [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
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Identification
Buddleja pulchella N.E.Br. [family BUDDLEJACEAE ] (stored under name); Verified by Leeuwenberg,A.J.M., Isotype of Buddleja usambarensis Gilg [family BUDDLEJACEAE ] Verified by Leeuwenberg,A.J.M.,
Related name
  • Buddleja pulchella
  • Buddleja stolzii
  • Buddleja usambarensis

Flora

Entry for Buddleja pulchella [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
Herbarium
South African National Biodiversity Institute, Compton Herbarium, Cape Town (SAM)
Collection
Flora of Southern Africa
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora of South Africa, (2003) Author: Dr J.P. Roux
Names
Buddleja pulchella [family BUDDLEJACEAE]
Common names
B. usambarensis Gilg in Pfl. Ost. Afr. C. 313 (1895); Bak. in F.T.A. 4, 1: 516 (1903). Syntypes: Tanganyika, Hoist 8967; 3721. B. woodii Gilg in Bot. Jahrb. 23: 201 (1896). Type: near York, Wood 4869.
Information
Shrub, often scandent, 1-2-7 m sometimes up to 7 m tall; lateral branchlets patent, subterete, new growth tomentulose with stellate hairs intermixed. Stipules absent or very soon deciduous, represented by a faint interpetiolar ridge. Leaves opposite or subopposite, persistent, petiole bases prominent, concave; blade ovate-lanceolate, ovate-oblong or obovate-oblong, varying in size on the same branch, ranging from about 2 ? 5 cm long and 1 cm broad to about 9 cm long and 3 • 8 cm broad, apex acuminate to an acute point, base cuneate and decurrent on the petiole, upper surface green, usually drying dark, at first stellate-pubescent, glabrescent, midrib and veins slightly impressed, under surface tawny and rufous, stellate-tomentose, midrib and veins slightly raised, margin entire or with a few irregular deep lobes; petiole 0-5-1-7 cm long, tomentulose, glabrescent, channelled above, winged at least in upper part by the decurrent blade. Panicles cymose, axillary and ultimate cymes more or less congested into false umbels; bracts linear-terete, 1-4 mm long, tomentulose; peduncles tomen­tulose; pedicels short, about 1 mm long, tomentulose. Calyx tubular, about 4 mm long, densely stellate-tomentose without; tube about 3 mm long, glabrous within; lobes about 1 mm long, broadly ovate subobtuse, erect. Corolla cream, light orange to whitish with orange centre, tubular, sparsely stellate-tomentulose outside at least to the basal portion of the lobes; tube about 7 mm long, loosely pubescent within below the stamens; slightly widened and opened at the throat which is glabrous: lobes about 2 mm long, subquadrate-orbicular to oblong, broadly rounded at the apex, sometimes retuse, slightly narrowed at the base, spreading to reflexed, at least one strongly reflexed, glabrous within, stellate-tomentulose at least at base dorsally. Stamens inserted just above the middle, free part of filament filiform, about as long as the anther; anthers included. Ovary more or less oblong in outline, stellate-tomen­tulose, about 1-5 mm long; style subglabrous, about 1-5 mm long; stigma narrow-clavate, terminal, stigmatic surface decurrent for 1-5 mm. Capsule about 5 mm long, exserted from the persistent calyx for little over half its length, stellate-tomentulose or minutely lepidote without. Fig. 22: 3.
Habitat
The type specimen is a sheet in the Kew Herbarium annotated and designated by N. E Brown as the type. The specimen was prepared from a plant in the Royal Botanic Gardens which had been sent from the Durban Botanic Gardens without the exact place of origin in Natal. To date, comparatively few specimens of this species have been collected and they are from three rather distant and isolated areas, the Transkei in the Cape, Natal and east tropical Africa.
Use
3. Buddleia pulchella N.E Br. in Kew Bull. 1894: 389 (1894); Prain & Cummins in F.C. 4, 1: 1048 (1909); Marquand in Kew Bull. 1930: 190 (1930); Bruce & Lewis in F.T.E.A. Loganiaceae: 38 (1960). Type: Natal, cult. Kew (K, hole).
Range
Found in forests, mostly on the margins or in open parts. Recorded from Kentani in the Cape, from the eastern half of Natal and from Swaziland. Occurs also in east tropical Africa.

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