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Heliotropium ciliatum

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Isosyntype of Heliotropium ciliatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE]
Isotype of Heliotropium ciliatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE]
Filed as Heliotropium ciliatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE]
Isotype of Heliotropium ciliatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE]
Filed as Heliotropium ciliatum Kaplan. [family BORAGINACEAE]
Type of Heliotropium pustulatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE]
Isosyntype of Heliotropium ciliatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE]
Filed as Heliotropium ciliatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE]
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Identification
Isotype of Heliotropium ciliatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE ] (stored under name); Verified by Not on sheet,
Related name
  • Tournefortia tuberculosa
  • Heliotropium pustulatum
  • Heliotropium ciliatum

Flora

Entry for Heliotropium ciliatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE]
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Zambesiaca
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
FZ, Vol 7, Part 4, page 59, (1990) Author: E. S. Martins (Trichodesma by R. K. Brummit)
Names
Heliotropium gibbosum M. Friedr. [family BORAGINACEAE], in Mitt. Bot. Staatss. München 3: 616 (1960). —Friedrich-Holzhammer in Merxm., Prodr. Fl. SW. Afr. 119: 7 (1967). Type as for Tournefortia tuberculosa.
Heliotropium ciliatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE], in Ann. Transv. Mus. 12: 187, t. 4 (1927).—Hilliard & Burtt in Notes Roy. Bot. Gard. Edin. 30: 114 (1970). —J.H. Ross, Fl. Natal: 297 (1972). TAB.26 fig. 3. Type from S. Africa (Transvaal).
Tournefortia tuberculosa Cham. [family BORAGINACEAE], in Linnaea 4: 467 (1829). —C.H. Wright in F.C. 4, 2: 6 (1904). Type from S. Africa (Cape Prov.).
Heliotropium tuberculosum Cham. Gürke [family BORAGINACEAE], in Engl. & Prantl, Pflanzenfam. 4, 3a: 94 (1897). —Engl. in Sitz.-Ber. Königl. Preuss. Akad. Wiss. Berl. 52: 875 (1907). —Rattray & Wild in Rhod. Agric. Journ. 52: 499 (1955) nom. illegit., non Boiss. (1879).
Heliotropium longiflorum [family BORAGINACEAE], sensu Baker & Wright in F.T.A. 4, 2: 41 (1905) saltem pro parte quoad specim. Kirk.
Heliotropium ciliatum var. lanceolatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE], loc. cit., t. 5 fig. A, a (1927). Type from S. Africa (Natal).
Heliotropium pustulatum Kaplan [family BORAGINACEAE], loc. cit., t. 5 fig. B, b (1927). Type from S. Africa (Orange Free State).
Information
Erect rhizomatous perennial herb up to 80 cm. high. Stem usually branched from the base, somewhat swollen below the branches insertions, angular as for the branches with short appressed hairs. Leaves usually sparse; petiole 2–20(25) mm. long, with hair-covering like the branches; lamina 20–50 x 5–20 mm., lanceolate or ovate, with hard short appressed hairs above and on the nerves below, covered with the swollen bases of minute hairs below, rarely roughish on both surfaces, acute to obtuse and sometimes mucronate at apex, acute to obtuse, decurrent on the petiole and often asymmetrical at base, margins usually repand and undulate. Cymes lax, up to 19 cm. long when completely expanded, usually 2, rarely single, terminal; common peduncle 1–4 cm. long. Flowers sessile or subsessile. Calyx minute, callose-strigose or subglabrous outside, subglabrous or glabrous inside; lobes 0.5–1.0(2.0) mm. long, ovate to ovate-triangular, acute, callose-ciliate mainly at the base, thick. Corolla hypocrateriform, white, sparsely strigose outside on the upper part, otherwise glabrous outside and inside; tube 3.5–5.0 mm. long, slightly widened in the upper half; limb 3–5(6) mm. in diam.; lobes 1.2–2.2(2.5) mm. long, triangular-acuminate, usually with undulate and ± crenate margins, bent inwards in bud, spreading. Stamens inserted about the middle of the corolla tube; anthers 1.2–1.5 mm. long, narrowly oblong, emarginate at apex, obtuse to subcordate at base, subsessile. Ovary glabrous. Style 1.0–1.5(2.0) mm. long, filiform, glabrous; stigmatic ring not very well marked; sterile appendix 1.0–1.4 mm. long, narrowly conical, deeply 2-lobed, hirtellous. Fruits c. 4 x 5 x 4 mm., saddle-shaped at apex, tuberculate-crested, glabrous; nutlets connate in pairs, each pair 2-horned, 2-seeded, with the inner surface flat.
Habitat
In riverbanks, savannas with trees and shrubs and in dry woodlands, on sandy or rocky soils
Altitude range
up to 1050 m.
1050
0
inferred only top
Distribution
Mozambique M Sábiè, Moamba, Mangulane, fl. & fr. 8.iv.1974, Balsinhas 2683 (LMA).Mozambique GI Govuro, 3 km. from Banamana to Machaíla, fl. & fr. 19.iii.1974, Correia & Marques 4075 (LMU).Mozambique MS Mungari, near Lupata, fl. & fr. ii.1859. Kirk s.n. (K).Zimbabwe S Beitbridge, fl. & fr. 16.ii.1955, Exell, Mendonça & Wild 450 (BM; LISC).Zimbabwe E Sabi Valley Experimental Station, fl. & fr. i.1960, Soane 229 (SRGH).Zimbabwe W Matobo Distr., Champion Ranch, c. 8 km. WNW. of Shashi-Shashani confluence, fl. & fr. 8.v.1963, Drummond 8175 (K; SRGH).Botswana SE Orapa, fl. & fr, 19.iii.1974, Allen 30 (PRE; SRGH).Botswana SW 29 km. N. of Kang on road to Ghanzi, fl. & fr. 17.ii.1960, De Winter 7352 (K; PRE; SRGH).Mozambique T Moatize, 3 km. from Necungas to Entroncamento, fl. & fr. 22.vi.1949, Barbosa & Carvalho 3230 (LMA).Zimbabwe N Darwin Distr., SE. corner of Chiswiti Reserve, fl. & fr. 22.i.1960, Phipps 2365 (K; SRGH).Botswana N Chobe Nat. Park, Savuti R., fl. & fr. 23.x.1972, Pope, Biegel & Russell 848 (K; SRGH).
Distribution (external)
Angola
Namibia
S. Africa

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