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Pelargonium zeyheri

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Pelargonium zeyheri Harv. [family GERANIACEAE]
Type of Pelargonium zeyheri Harv. [family GERANIACEAE]
Type of Pelargonium zeyheri Harv. [family GERANIACEAE]
Isotype of Pelargonium zeyheri Harv. [family GERANIACEAE]
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Identification
Pelargonium zeyheri Harv. [family GERANIACEAE ] (stored under name); Pelargonium aconitophyllum (Eckl. & Zeyh.) Steud. [family GERANIACEAE ] Verified by Burtt davy, J.,
Related name
  • Pelargonium aconitophyllum
  • Pelargonium zeyheri
  • Pelargonium luridum

Flora

Entry for PELARGONIUM Zeyheri Harv. [family GERANIACEAE]
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Capensis
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora Capensis, Vol 1, page 254, (1894) Author: (By W. H. HARVEY).
Names
PELARGONIUM Zeyheri Harv. [family GERANIACEAE]
Information
radical leaves on long petioles capillaceo-multi-partite, bi-tri-pinnate, the pinnæ and pinnules petiolulate, filiform, very long and slender, channelled above, almost quite glabrous; stipules broadly subulate, much acuminate, rigid, pubescent; scape longer than the leaves, angular; bracts, pedicels and calyx-tubes lanuginous, cal. segments lanceolate, half as long as the obovate petals. Stem an inch or two long, leafy at the crown. Leaves 8–16 inches long, the petiole as long; the lamina cut into filiform shreds, sometimes setaceous, sometimes twice or thrice as thick, always very long and entire. The specimens, with slender leaf-lobes, are quite glabrous, the others have a few scattered hairs. These latter approach P. anethifolium in aspect, but differ decidedly in the stipules and other characters. The petals are pale, spotless, and of thinner substance than usual in this group. The broad-stamen is taper-pointed, or semi-lanceolate.
Distribution
SOUTH AFRICA Crocodile River and Macallisberg, Burke & Zeyher! (Herb. T.C.D., Hook., Sond.)
Notes
I have pleasure in inscribing this remarkable species to the memory of its discoverer, the late estimable Charles Zeyher of Uitenhage, one of the ablest and most indefatigable explorers of the Botany of South Africa.

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