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Restio quadratus

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Isolectotype of Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Type of Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Syntype of Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Restio sejunctus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Isolectotype of Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Isolectotype of Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Lectotype of Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Type of Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Filed as Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Type of Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
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Name

Identification
Restio quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE ] (stored under name); Verified by Not on sheet,
Related name
  • Restio tetragonus
  • Restio sejunctus
  • Restio quadratus

Flora

Entry for RESTIO quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE]
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Capensis
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora Capensis, Vol 7, page 59, (1900) Author: (By M. T. MASTERS.)
Names
RESTIO quadratus Mast. [family RESTIONACEAE], in Journ. Linn. Soc. x. 277;—Mast. in DC. Monog. Phan. i. 293.
RESTIO tetragonus Nees var. β exaltatus [family RESTIONACEAE], in herb.!
Schœnus capensis Burmann [family ], Fl. Cap. Prod. 3.
Equisetum Breyn. [family EQUISETACEAE], Exot. Pl. Cent. 176, t. 91.
Information
stems erect, 4–5 ft. high, stout, 4-sided, olive-coloured, puncticulate, much and repeatedly branched; ultimate branches spreading, filiform; fertile branches longer than the sterile; leaf-sheaths 1–2 in. long, closely convolute, lanceolate, mucronate, coriaceous, thinner at the upper margins, nervoso-striate; smaller sheaths white-spotted, with 2 deep, hyaline lobes above; apex prolonged into a curved foliaceous mucro; male spikelets numerous in loose, terminal, slightly branched panicles, each ovato-oblong or turbinate, about 2 lin. long; spathe nearly as long as the spikelet; bracts oblong, acute, subcoriaceous, thinner at the margins, shortly mucronulate; perianth-segments oblong; lateral conduplicate, villous-carinate; keel glabrous (glabrescent?); inner similar, smaller, flat or slightly incurved at the margins; anthers oblong, apiculate; female spikelets in panicled cymes, each about 2 lin. long, oblong-ovate or turbinate, 1–2-flowered; bracts and perianth as in the male; staminodes strap-shaped, minute; ovary 3-lobed, 3-celled; capsule 3-lobed, or by abortion 2–1-celled, scarcely shorter than the persistent perianth. null
Distribution
COAST REGION Cape Div.; Table Mountain, Ecklon! vicinity of Cape Town, Burchell, 408, ♂!SOUTH AFRICA without locality, Pappe, 96, ♀! Drège, 364c! Niven, ♀!
Notes
Variable in stature.

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