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Corallocarpus triangularis

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Isotype of Corallocarpus triangularis Cogn. [family CUCURBITACEAE]
Isosyntype of Corallocarpus sphaerocarpus Cogn. var. scaberrimus Cogn. [family CUCURBITACEAE]
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Identification
Isotype of Corallocarpus triangularis Cogn. [family CUCURBITACEAE ] (stored under name); Verified by Jeffrey C., 1972
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  • Corallocarpus triangularis

Flora

Entry for Corallocarpus triangularis Cogn. [family CUCURBITACEAE]
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Zambesiaca
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
FZ, Vol 4, Part 0, page 414, (1978) Author: C. Jeffrey
Names
Corallocarpus triangularis Cogn. [family CUCURBITACEAE], in Engl., Pflanzenr. IV, 275, 1: 171(1916). Type from SW. Africa.
Corallocarpus sphaerocarpus var. scaberrimus Cogn. [family CUCURBITACEAE], in Bull. Herb. Boiss. 3: 422 (1895).—Burtt Davy, F.P.F.T. 1: 227 (1926).—Hutch., Botanist in S. Afr.: 666 (1946). Syntypes from S. Africa (Transvaal).
Corallocarpus sphaerocarpus var. subhastatus Cogn. [family CUCURBITACEAE], loc. cit. (1895).—Burtt Davy, loc. cit. (1926). Type from S. Africa (Transvaal).
Corallocarpus sphaerocarpus [family CUCURBITACEAE], sensu Story in Mem. Bot. Survey S. Afr. 30: 45, t. 53 (1958), non Cogn.
Corallocarpus bainesii [family CUCURBITACEAE], sensu Meeuse in Bothalia 8: 41 (1962) pro parte & sensu Launert & Roessler in Prodr. Fl. SW. Afr. 94, Cucurb.: 10 (1968) pro parte, non (Hook. f.) Meeuse.
Information
Stems to 2 m., prostrate or scandent, shortly puberulous, sulcate, setulose on ridges, when older softly woody, with grey bark, white-callosed on ridges. Leaf-lamina 2·0–5·4 × 2·1–6·6 cm., ovate to subhastate in outline, deeply cordate, finely asperulous or scabrid and more coarsely scabrid-setulose on veins, beneath, finely scabrid above, palmately variously 3(5)-lobed, lobes almost plane to irregularly sinuate-denticulate or lobulate, acute to rounded, apiculate, the central largest. Petiole 1–3·5 cm. long, shortly retrorsely puberulous, setulose on ridges. male flowers about 4–10 in subsessile axillary clusters; peduncles up to 3 mm. long; pedicels 1·5–2·5 mm. long. Receptacle-tube 1·2 mm. long; lobes 1–1·2 mm. long, lanceolate. Petals 1·4–1·5 mm. long, pale yellow to white. female flowers 1–6, subsessile; ovary 3·5 mm. long, ellipsoid, puberulous. Fruits 9–13 × 7–9 mm., 1–6, subsessile, ovoid, not or only shortly rostrate; pedicels up to 2·5 mm. long. Seeds 4–4·5 × 2·8–3 × 2·1–2·6 mm., asymmetrically ovoid, tumid, somewhat compressed at the apex, with slightly rugose faces and prominent margins.
Habitat
Acacia bushland,
Altitude range
300–1000 m.
1000
300
Distribution
Botswana N Kwebe, fr. i.1897, Lugard & Lugard 120 (K).Botswana SW 80 km. N. of Kang, fl. & fr. 18.ii.1960, Wild 5053 (K; M; SRGH).
Distribution (external)
S. Africa (NE. Cape, Transvaal)
SW. Africa

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