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Bridelia cathartica forma niedenzui Gehrm. Radcl.-Sm. [family EUPHORBIACEAE]
Date Updated: 26 July 2007
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Zambesiaca
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
FZ, Vol 9, Part 4, (1996) Author: A. Radcliffe-Smith
Names
Bridelia cathartica forma niedenzui Gehrm. Radcl.-Sm. [family EUPHORBIACEAE], in Kew Bull. 51, 2: 302 (1996). Type from Tanzania.
Bridelia niedenzui Gehrm. [family EUPHORBIACEAE], in Bot. Jahrb. Syst. 41, Beibl. 95: 36 (1908). —Hutchinson in F.T.A. 6, 1: 616 (1912). —Jablonszky in Engler, Pflanzenr. [IV, fam. 147, viii] 65: 68 (1915). —Eyles in Trans. Roy. Soc. South Africa 5: 394 (1916). —Engler, Pflanzenw. Afrikas 3, 2: 43 (1921). —O.B. Miller, Check-list For. Trees Shrubs Bech. Prot.: 31 (1948). —Brenan, Check-list For. Trees Shrubs Tang. Terr.: 201 (1949). —Topham, Check List For. Trees Shrubs Nyasaland Prot.: 50 (1958).
Information
Veins completely glabrous beneath.
Habitat
On Kalahari Sand, quartzitic and granitic soils, heavy black clays and alluvium, on rocky hillsides and granite outcrops, riverbanks and watercourses, in sandveld, grassland, mixed treed savanna, deciduous thicket, miombo and mopane woodlands, riverine vegetation and in periodically inundated ground
Altitude range
300–1470 m.
1470
300
Distribution
Mozambique MS Chimoio, foot of Bandula Mt., y. fr. 28.iii.1948, Garcia 789 (LISC).Mozambique T Moatize, y. fr. 7.v.1948, Mendonça 4123 (LISC).Mozambique Z Mocuba, female fl. 11.iii.1943, Torre 4920 (LISC).Malawi S Mt. Mulanje, Michese Mt., fr. 17.vi.1987, J.D. Chapman & E.J. Chapman 8631 (FHO; K; MO; PRE).Malawi C Ntcheu Distr., Mvai For. Res., o. fr. 30.viii.1986, Nachamba & Usi 377 (MAL; MO).Zimbabwe C Chegutu Distr., Poole Farm, male & female fl. 3.iv.1946, Wild 992 (K; SRGH).Zimbabwe E Nyanga (Inyanga), o. fr. 22.vi.1948, Chase 1677 (BM; K; SRGH).Zimbabwe S Masvingo Distr., Mushandike Nat. Park, fr. 28.vi.1972, Chiparawasha 495 (K; LISC; SRGH).Zambia W Mpongwe, st. 27.ix.1949, Hoyle 1229 (FHO).Zambia S Kafue Gorge, fr. 8.vi.1958, Angus 2020 (K; LISC).Zimbabwe W Hwange Distr., Matetsi, fr. 24.v.1975, Gonde 31 (K; SRGH).Mozambique N Cabo Delgado, Ancuabe, Metoro, Namatuca, y. male fl. 29.i.1984, Maite, de Koning & Dungo 156 (K; LMU; MO).Malawi N 67 km west of Karonga, male fl. 16.iv.1976, Pawek 11077 (K; MAL; MO; SRGH; UC).Zimbabwe N Mutoko Res., fr. viii.1956, Davies 2069 (K; MO; SRGH).Botswana N Lesomo–Ngwezumba road, fr. 14.iv.1983, P.A. Smith 4314 (PRE).Zambia B Kaoma (Mankoya) Boma, male fl. 23.ii.1952, White 2129 (FHO; K).
Distribution (external)
Zaire (Shaba Province)
Sudan
Somalia
Tanzania
Notes
Vernacular names as recorded in specimen data include: “duondi”, “m’tondi” (Ayaua); “manyambane” (chiShona); “mfura” (Tete area); “mtantanyara”, “tantanyerere” (chiNyanja); “m’tundi” (Zomba area); “munonyamanzi” (Tok.); “namazamaza” (Cabo Delgado area).Whereas the K and SRGH duplicates of Phipps 993 (male fl. 1.iii.1958, 65 km north of Mauora, Zimbabwe) are referable to this forma, the LISC duplicate is referable to f. fischeri.Likewise the K and NY duplicates of Brass 17408 (fr. 24.viii.1946 at Kasungu, Malawi) are of f. niedenzui, whilst the BM duplicate is of f. fischeri.The K duplicate of Brummitt 9295 (male and female fl. 22.iii.1970 at the Dzalanyama For. Res.) is f. niedenzui, but the PRE duplicate is intermediate between the 2 formae.
Date Updated: 26 July 2007
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Zambesiaca
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
FZ, Vol 9, Part 4, (1996) Author: A. Radcliffe-Smith
Names
Bridelia cathartica forma niedenzui Gehrm. Radcl.-Sm. [family EUPHORBIACEAE], in Kew Bull. 51, 2: 302 (1996). Type from Tanzania.
Bridelia niedenzui Gehrm. [family EUPHORBIACEAE], in Bot. Jahrb. Syst. 41, Beibl. 95: 36 (1908). —Hutchinson in F.T.A. 6, 1: 616 (1912). —Jablonszky in Engler, Pflanzenr. [IV, fam. 147, viii] 65: 68 (1915). —Eyles in Trans. Roy. Soc. South Africa 5: 394 (1916). —Engler, Pflanzenw. Afrikas 3, 2: 43 (1921). —O.B. Miller, Check-list For. Trees Shrubs Bech. Prot.: 31 (1948). —Brenan, Check-list For. Trees Shrubs Tang. Terr.: 201 (1949). —Topham, Check List For. Trees Shrubs Nyasaland Prot.: 50 (1958).
Information
Veins completely glabrous beneath.
Habitat
On Kalahari Sand, quartzitic and granitic soils, heavy black clays and alluvium, on rocky hillsides and granite outcrops, riverbanks and watercourses, in sandveld, grassland, mixed treed savanna, deciduous thicket, miombo and mopane woodlands, riverine vegetation and in periodically inundated ground
Altitude range
300–1470 m.
1470
300
Distribution
Mozambique MS Chimoio, foot of Bandula Mt., y. fr. 28.iii.1948, Garcia 789 (LISC).Mozambique T Moatize, y. fr. 7.v.1948, Mendonça 4123 (LISC).Mozambique Z Mocuba, female fl. 11.iii.1943, Torre 4920 (LISC).Malawi S Mt. Mulanje, Michese Mt., fr. 17.vi.1987, J.D. Chapman & E.J. Chapman 8631 (FHO; K; MO; PRE).Malawi C Ntcheu Distr., Mvai For. Res., o. fr. 30.viii.1986, Nachamba & Usi 377 (MAL; MO).Zimbabwe C Chegutu Distr., Poole Farm, male & female fl. 3.iv.1946, Wild 992 (K; SRGH).Zimbabwe E Nyanga (Inyanga), o. fr. 22.vi.1948, Chase 1677 (BM; K; SRGH).Zimbabwe S Masvingo Distr., Mushandike Nat. Park, fr. 28.vi.1972, Chiparawasha 495 (K; LISC; SRGH).Zambia W Mpongwe, st. 27.ix.1949, Hoyle 1229 (FHO).Zambia S Kafue Gorge, fr. 8.vi.1958, Angus 2020 (K; LISC).Zimbabwe W Hwange Distr., Matetsi, fr. 24.v.1975, Gonde 31 (K; SRGH).Mozambique N Cabo Delgado, Ancuabe, Metoro, Namatuca, y. male fl. 29.i.1984, Maite, de Koning & Dungo 156 (K; LMU; MO).Malawi N 67 km west of Karonga, male fl. 16.iv.1976, Pawek 11077 (K; MAL; MO; SRGH; UC).Zimbabwe N Mutoko Res., fr. viii.1956, Davies 2069 (K; MO; SRGH).Botswana N Lesomo–Ngwezumba road, fr. 14.iv.1983, P.A. Smith 4314 (PRE).Zambia B Kaoma (Mankoya) Boma, male fl. 23.ii.1952, White 2129 (FHO; K).
Distribution (external)
Zaire (Shaba Province)
Sudan
Somalia
Tanzania
Notes
Vernacular names as recorded in specimen data include: “duondi”, “m’tondi” (Ayaua); “manyambane” (chiShona); “mfura” (Tete area); “mtantanyara”, “tantanyerere” (chiNyanja); “m’tundi” (Zomba area); “munonyamanzi” (Tok.); “namazamaza” (Cabo Delgado area).Whereas the K and SRGH duplicates of Phipps 993 (male fl. 1.iii.1958, 65 km north of Mauora, Zimbabwe) are referable to this forma, the LISC duplicate is referable to f. fischeri.Likewise the K and NY duplicates of Brass 17408 (fr. 24.viii.1946 at Kasungu, Malawi) are of f. niedenzui, whilst the BM duplicate is of f. fischeri.The K duplicate of Brummitt 9295 (male and female fl. 22.iii.1970 at the Dzalanyama For. Res.) is f. niedenzui, but the PRE duplicate is intermediate between the 2 formae.
Date Updated: 26 July 2007
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Zambesiaca
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
FZ, Vol 9, Part 4, (1996) Author: A. Radcliffe-Smith
Names
Bridelia cathartica forma niedenzui Gehrm. Radcl.-Sm. [family EUPHORBIACEAE], in Kew Bull. 51, 2: 302 (1996). Type from Tanzania.
Bridelia niedenzui Gehrm. [family EUPHORBIACEAE], in Bot. Jahrb. Syst. 41, Beibl. 95: 36 (1908). —Hutchinson in F.T.A. 6, 1: 616 (1912). —Jablonszky in Engler, Pflanzenr. [IV, fam. 147, viii] 65: 68 (1915). —Eyles in Trans. Roy. Soc. South Africa 5: 394 (1916). —Engler, Pflanzenw. Afrikas 3, 2: 43 (1921). —O.B. Miller, Check-list For. Trees Shrubs Bech. Prot.: 31 (1948). —Brenan, Check-list For. Trees Shrubs Tang. Terr.: 201 (1949). —Topham, Check List For. Trees Shrubs Nyasaland Prot.: 50 (1958).
Information
Veins completely glabrous beneath.
Habitat
On Kalahari Sand, quartzitic and granitic soils, heavy black clays and alluvium, on rocky hillsides and granite outcrops, riverbanks and watercourses, in sandveld, grassland, mixed treed savanna, deciduous thicket, miombo and mopane woodlands, riverine vegetation and in periodically inundated ground
Altitude range
300–1470 m.
1470
300
Distribution
Mozambique MS Chimoio, foot of Bandula Mt., y. fr. 28.iii.1948, Garcia 789 (LISC).Mozambique T Moatize, y. fr. 7.v.1948, Mendonça 4123 (LISC).Mozambique Z Mocuba, female fl. 11.iii.1943, Torre 4920 (LISC).Malawi S Mt. Mulanje, Michese Mt., fr. 17.vi.1987, J.D. Chapman & E.J. Chapman 8631 (FHO; K; MO; PRE).Malawi C Ntcheu Distr., Mvai For. Res., o. fr. 30.viii.1986, Nachamba & Usi 377 (MAL; MO).Zimbabwe C Chegutu Distr., Poole Farm, male & female fl. 3.iv.1946, Wild 992 (K; SRGH).Zimbabwe E Nyanga (Inyanga), o. fr. 22.vi.1948, Chase 1677 (BM; K; SRGH).Zimbabwe S Masvingo Distr., Mushandike Nat. Park, fr. 28.vi.1972, Chiparawasha 495 (K; LISC; SRGH).Zambia W Mpongwe, st. 27.ix.1949, Hoyle 1229 (FHO).Zambia S Kafue Gorge, fr. 8.vi.1958, Angus 2020 (K; LISC).Zimbabwe W Hwange Distr., Matetsi, fr. 24.v.1975, Gonde 31 (K; SRGH).Mozambique N Cabo Delgado, Ancuabe, Metoro, Namatuca, y. male fl. 29.i.1984, Maite, de Koning & Dungo 156 (K; LMU; MO).Malawi N 67 km west of Karonga, male fl. 16.iv.1976, Pawek 11077 (K; MAL; MO; SRGH; UC).Zimbabwe N Mutoko Res., fr. viii.1956, Davies 2069 (K; MO; SRGH).Botswana N Lesomo–Ngwezumba road, fr. 14.iv.1983, P.A. Smith 4314 (PRE).Zambia B Kaoma (Mankoya) Boma, male fl. 23.ii.1952, White 2129 (FHO; K).
Distribution (external)
Zaire (Shaba Province)
Sudan
Somalia
Tanzania
Notes
Vernacular names as recorded in specimen data include: “duondi”, “m’tondi” (Ayaua); “manyambane” (chiShona); “mfura” (Tete area); “mtantanyara”, “tantanyerere” (chiNyanja); “m’tundi” (Zomba area); “munonyamanzi” (Tok.); “namazamaza” (Cabo Delgado area).Whereas the K and SRGH duplicates of Phipps 993 (male fl. 1.iii.1958, 65 km north of Mauora, Zimbabwe) are referable to this forma, the LISC duplicate is referable to f. fischeri.Likewise the K and NY duplicates of Brass 17408 (fr. 24.viii.1946 at Kasungu, Malawi) are of f. niedenzui, whilst the BM duplicate is of f. fischeri.The K duplicate of Brummitt 9295 (male and female fl. 22.iii.1970 at the Dzalanyama For. Res.) is f. niedenzui, but the PRE duplicate is intermediate between the 2 formae.
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