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Erica annectens

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Isotype of Erica annectens Guthrie & Bolus [family ERICACEAE]
Isotype of Erica annectens Guthrie&Bolus [family ERICACEAE]
Holotype of Erica annectens Guthrie&Bolus [family ERICACEAE]
Erica annectens Guthrie & Bolus
Erica annectens Guthrie & Bolus
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Name

Identification
Erica annectens Guthrie & Bolus [family ERICACEAE ]
Related name
  • Erica annectens

Flora

Entry for ERICA annectens Guthrie & Bolus [family ERICACEAE]
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Capensis
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora Capensis, Vol 4, page 2, (1909) Author: By H. BOLUS, F. GUTHRIE, and N. E. BROWN.
Names
ERICA annectens Guthrie & Bolus [family ERICACEAE]
Information
erect, 1 ft. high; branches spreading, diffuse, but stout and rigid; leaves 4–6-nate, spreading-recurved, subulate, subobtuse, glabrous, 3–5 lin. long; inflorescence both terminal and lateral, flowers 4-nate or verticillate; pedicels striate, glabrous, 1 lin.; bracts strictly remote, but approximate in aspect, subulate, foliaceous, about 3 lin. long; sepals narrow linear from a short ovate scarious base, foliaceous, keeled, 3 1/2 lin. long; corolla tubular, subequal, curved, glabrous, viscidulous in the lower part, red, 10–12 lin. long; limb erect, 1 1/2 lin. long; anthers subincluded, lateral, dorsifixed, semiovate, dark coloured, muticous, about 1/2 lin. long; style glabrous; ovary broadly turbinate, wider than long, shortly stipitate, glabrous. null
Distribution
COAST REGION Cape Div.; mountains near Kalk Bay, Guthrie, 1002!
Notes
This species, from its inflorescence, might be placed in either of the sections Pleurocallis or Evanthe; in its leaves and general aspect it seems better included here. It is allied to E. purpurea and E. coccinea, but the sepals and anthers are quite different from either; also to E. pinea, from which it may be known by its more spreading and blunter leaves, and smaller, differently set and shaped anthers; lastly, to E. hesseana, from which it is to be distinguished by its longer sepals, shorter anthers, &c.

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