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Hibiscus schinzii Gürke [family MALVACEAE]
Date Updated: 26 July 2007
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Zambesiaca
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
FZ, Vol 1, Part 2, page 420, (1961) Author: A. W. Exell
Names
Hibiscus cordatus [family MALVACEAE], sensu Garcia in Bol. Soc. Brot., Ser. 2, 20: 40 (1946).
Hibiscus physaloides forma schinzii Gürke Hochr. [family MALVACEAE], in Ann. Conserv. Jard. Bot. Genève, 4: 162(1900). Type as above.
Hibiscus schinzii Gürke [family MALVACEAE], in Verh. Bot. Verein. Brand. 30: 176 (1889). — Eyles in Trans. Roy. Soc. S. Afr. 5: 416 (1916). — Burtt Davy, F.P.F.T. 2: 281 (1932). — Mendonça & Torre, Contr. Conhec. Fl. Moçamb. 1: 17 (1950). — Exell & Mendonça, C.F.A. 1, 2: 178 (1951). — Wild, Guide Fl. Vict. Falls: 147 (1953). Type from SW. Africa.
Hibiscus swynnertonii Bak. f. [family MALVACEAE], in Journ. Linn. Soc., Bot. 40: 28 (1911). — Eyles, loc. cit. Type: S. Rhodesia, Sabi R., Swynnerton (BM, holotype).
Information
Prostrate or semiprostrate perennial herb; stems usually trailing along the ground, glandular-pubescent and with long weak or subsetose hairs. Leaf-lamina up to 4 (6) cm. in diam., suborbicular in outline, from very shallowly 3–5-lobed or 5-angular to 3–5-palmatipartite, stellate-pubescent above, stellate-tomentose beneath, apex subacute or somewhat rounded, margin crenate or subserrate, base cordate; petiole up to 5 cm. long, pubescent; stipules 3–4 mm. long, filiform, very caducous. Flowers up to 8 cm. in diam., yellow (rarely white) with reddish-purple centre, solitary, axillary; peduncle up to 10 cm. long, with a somewhat glandular pubescence, articulated near the apex. Epicalyx of 7–9 bracts; bracts 2·5 mm. long, filiform to very narrowly linear. Calyx 10–20 mm. long, densely pubescent, and stellate-setulose; lobes elongate-triangular, acute, joined at the base for up to 4–5 mm. Petals 3–5 × 1·5–2·5 cm., narrowly obliquely obovate, pubescent outside where not overlapping, glabrous inside. Staminal tube 7–18 mm. long; free parts of filaments up to 0·5 mm. long. Style-branches 2–5 mm. long. Capsule 12 mm. in diam., subglobose, densely stellate-pubescent; margins of valves setose. Seeds 2 × 2 mm., subreniform, sparsely minutely lepidote.
Habitat
Coastal bush, coastal sand-dunes, woodlands and grasslands
Altitude range
from sea-level to 1400 m.
1400
0
Distribution
Zimbabwe S Birchenough Bridge, fl. & fr. i.1938, Obermeyer 2469 (PRE).Mozambique M Angoane, fl. & fr. 8.x.1954, Lemos 41 (LISC; LMJ; SRGH); Inhaca I., fl. & fr. ix.1919, Breyer 20481 (PRE; SRGH).Zimbabwe C Salisbury, fl. & fr. 1916, Craster (K).Zimbabwe E Sabi-Lundi Junction, 245 m., fl. & fr. 5.vi.1950, Chase 2329 (BM; K; SRGH).Botswana SE Mochudi, 940 m., fl. & fr. iii.1914, Rogers 6482 (BM; PRE).Mozambique MS between Dondo and R. Buzi, fl. & fr. 29.viii.1948, Pedro & Pedrógão 8949 (LMJ; SRGH).Zimbabwe W Nymandhlovu, fl. & fr. 13.v.1953, Plowes 1598 (BM; SRGH).Zambia B Sesheke Distr., fl. & fr. 1911, Macaulay 472 (K).Botswana N Nata R., fl. & fr. 21.iv.1957, Drummond & Seagrief 5147 (CAH; SRGH).
Distribution (external)
Angola
SW. Africa
Notes
H. swynnertonii differs in having white flowers (according to Swynnerton) and the lobes of the leaf slightly constricted towards the base. It is unlikely to be specifically distinct.
Date Updated: 26 July 2007
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Zambesiaca
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
FZ, Vol 1, Part 2, page 420, (1961) Author: A. W. Exell
Names
Hibiscus cordatus [family MALVACEAE], sensu Garcia in Bol. Soc. Brot., Ser. 2, 20: 40 (1946).
Hibiscus physaloides forma schinzii Gürke Hochr. [family MALVACEAE], in Ann. Conserv. Jard. Bot. Genève, 4: 162(1900). Type as above.
Hibiscus schinzii Gürke [family MALVACEAE], in Verh. Bot. Verein. Brand. 30: 176 (1889). — Eyles in Trans. Roy. Soc. S. Afr. 5: 416 (1916). — Burtt Davy, F.P.F.T. 2: 281 (1932). — Mendonça & Torre, Contr. Conhec. Fl. Moçamb. 1: 17 (1950). — Exell & Mendonça, C.F.A. 1, 2: 178 (1951). — Wild, Guide Fl. Vict. Falls: 147 (1953). Type from SW. Africa.
Hibiscus swynnertonii Bak. f. [family MALVACEAE], in Journ. Linn. Soc., Bot. 40: 28 (1911). — Eyles, loc. cit. Type: S. Rhodesia, Sabi R., Swynnerton (BM, holotype).
Information
Prostrate or semiprostrate perennial herb; stems usually trailing along the ground, glandular-pubescent and with long weak or subsetose hairs. Leaf-lamina up to 4 (6) cm. in diam., suborbicular in outline, from very shallowly 3–5-lobed or 5-angular to 3–5-palmatipartite, stellate-pubescent above, stellate-tomentose beneath, apex subacute or somewhat rounded, margin crenate or subserrate, base cordate; petiole up to 5 cm. long, pubescent; stipules 3–4 mm. long, filiform, very caducous. Flowers up to 8 cm. in diam., yellow (rarely white) with reddish-purple centre, solitary, axillary; peduncle up to 10 cm. long, with a somewhat glandular pubescence, articulated near the apex. Epicalyx of 7–9 bracts; bracts 2·5 mm. long, filiform to very narrowly linear. Calyx 10–20 mm. long, densely pubescent, and stellate-setulose; lobes elongate-triangular, acute, joined at the base for up to 4–5 mm. Petals 3–5 × 1·5–2·5 cm., narrowly obliquely obovate, pubescent outside where not overlapping, glabrous inside. Staminal tube 7–18 mm. long; free parts of filaments up to 0·5 mm. long. Style-branches 2–5 mm. long. Capsule 12 mm. in diam., subglobose, densely stellate-pubescent; margins of valves setose. Seeds 2 × 2 mm., subreniform, sparsely minutely lepidote.
Habitat
Coastal bush, coastal sand-dunes, woodlands and grasslands
Altitude range
from sea-level to 1400 m.
1400
0
Distribution
Zimbabwe S Birchenough Bridge, fl. & fr. i.1938, Obermeyer 2469 (PRE).Mozambique M Angoane, fl. & fr. 8.x.1954, Lemos 41 (LISC; LMJ; SRGH); Inhaca I., fl. & fr. ix.1919, Breyer 20481 (PRE; SRGH).Zimbabwe C Salisbury, fl. & fr. 1916, Craster (K).Zimbabwe E Sabi-Lundi Junction, 245 m., fl. & fr. 5.vi.1950, Chase 2329 (BM; K; SRGH).Botswana SE Mochudi, 940 m., fl. & fr. iii.1914, Rogers 6482 (BM; PRE).Mozambique MS between Dondo and R. Buzi, fl. & fr. 29.viii.1948, Pedro & Pedrógão 8949 (LMJ; SRGH).Zimbabwe W Nymandhlovu, fl. & fr. 13.v.1953, Plowes 1598 (BM; SRGH).Zambia B Sesheke Distr., fl. & fr. 1911, Macaulay 472 (K).Botswana N Nata R., fl. & fr. 21.iv.1957, Drummond & Seagrief 5147 (CAH; SRGH).
Distribution (external)
Angola
SW. Africa
Notes
H. swynnertonii differs in having white flowers (according to Swynnerton) and the lobes of the leaf slightly constricted towards the base. It is unlikely to be specifically distinct.
Date Updated: 26 July 2007
Herbarium
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (K)
Collection
Flora Zambesiaca
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
FZ, Vol 1, Part 2, page 420, (1961) Author: A. W. Exell
Names
Hibiscus cordatus [family MALVACEAE], sensu Garcia in Bol. Soc. Brot., Ser. 2, 20: 40 (1946).
Hibiscus physaloides forma schinzii Gürke Hochr. [family MALVACEAE], in Ann. Conserv. Jard. Bot. Genève, 4: 162(1900). Type as above.
Hibiscus schinzii Gürke [family MALVACEAE], in Verh. Bot. Verein. Brand. 30: 176 (1889). — Eyles in Trans. Roy. Soc. S. Afr. 5: 416 (1916). — Burtt Davy, F.P.F.T. 2: 281 (1932). — Mendonça & Torre, Contr. Conhec. Fl. Moçamb. 1: 17 (1950). — Exell & Mendonça, C.F.A. 1, 2: 178 (1951). — Wild, Guide Fl. Vict. Falls: 147 (1953). Type from SW. Africa.
Hibiscus swynnertonii Bak. f. [family MALVACEAE], in Journ. Linn. Soc., Bot. 40: 28 (1911). — Eyles, loc. cit. Type: S. Rhodesia, Sabi R., Swynnerton (BM, holotype).
Information
Prostrate or semiprostrate perennial herb; stems usually trailing along the ground, glandular-pubescent and with long weak or subsetose hairs. Leaf-lamina up to 4 (6) cm. in diam., suborbicular in outline, from very shallowly 3–5-lobed or 5-angular to 3–5-palmatipartite, stellate-pubescent above, stellate-tomentose beneath, apex subacute or somewhat rounded, margin crenate or subserrate, base cordate; petiole up to 5 cm. long, pubescent; stipules 3–4 mm. long, filiform, very caducous. Flowers up to 8 cm. in diam., yellow (rarely white) with reddish-purple centre, solitary, axillary; peduncle up to 10 cm. long, with a somewhat glandular pubescence, articulated near the apex. Epicalyx of 7–9 bracts; bracts 2·5 mm. long, filiform to very narrowly linear. Calyx 10–20 mm. long, densely pubescent, and stellate-setulose; lobes elongate-triangular, acute, joined at the base for up to 4–5 mm. Petals 3–5 × 1·5–2·5 cm., narrowly obliquely obovate, pubescent outside where not overlapping, glabrous inside. Staminal tube 7–18 mm. long; free parts of filaments up to 0·5 mm. long. Style-branches 2–5 mm. long. Capsule 12 mm. in diam., subglobose, densely stellate-pubescent; margins of valves setose. Seeds 2 × 2 mm., subreniform, sparsely minutely lepidote.
Habitat
Coastal bush, coastal sand-dunes, woodlands and grasslands
Altitude range
from sea-level to 1400 m.
1400
0
Distribution
Zimbabwe S Birchenough Bridge, fl. & fr. i.1938, Obermeyer 2469 (PRE).Mozambique M Angoane, fl. & fr. 8.x.1954, Lemos 41 (LISC; LMJ; SRGH); Inhaca I., fl. & fr. ix.1919, Breyer 20481 (PRE; SRGH).Zimbabwe C Salisbury, fl. & fr. 1916, Craster (K).Zimbabwe E Sabi-Lundi Junction, 245 m., fl. & fr. 5.vi.1950, Chase 2329 (BM; K; SRGH).Botswana SE Mochudi, 940 m., fl. & fr. iii.1914, Rogers 6482 (BM; PRE).Mozambique MS between Dondo and R. Buzi, fl. & fr. 29.viii.1948, Pedro & Pedrógão 8949 (LMJ; SRGH).Zimbabwe W Nymandhlovu, fl. & fr. 13.v.1953, Plowes 1598 (BM; SRGH).Zambia B Sesheke Distr., fl. & fr. 1911, Macaulay 472 (K).Botswana N Nata R., fl. & fr. 21.iv.1957, Drummond & Seagrief 5147 (CAH; SRGH).
Distribution (external)
Angola
SW. Africa
Notes
H. swynnertonii differs in having white flowers (according to Swynnerton) and the lobes of the leaf slightly constricted towards the base. It is unlikely to be specifically distinct.
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