Flora of Tropical Africa
Flora of Tropical Africa
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1. RADIOLA, Gmel. ; Benth. et Hook. f. Gen. PL i. 242.
Flowers minute. Sepals 4, 3-dentate or 3-fid, connate below. Petals 4, about equal to the sepals. Stamens 4, with or without intermediate teeth.
Ovary 4-celled, each cell spuriously 2-locular. Styles 4, very short. — An erect annual herb of 1-3 in., repeatedly forked. Leaves opposite, exstipulate.
Flowers in dichotomous cymose panicles.
A genus of a solitary species, widely spread in eentral and southern Europe, extending into temperate Asi...a, with outlying stations in the Atlantic islands and on the Camaroons mountain in W. tropical Africa.
1. R« Millegrana, Sm. Engl. Boi. 893. Leaves ovate or elliptical, rather acute, ^*| - ^^^ in. long. Flowers very numerous from the forks of the slender branches, on slender erect pedicels ; the upper often in a crowded corymbose cyme. — R, linioidet, Gmel. ; DC. Prod. i. 428.
U]»p«r Quinsa. Camaroons mountain, 7000 ft., Mann !
Corresponds with the common Europeau form as remarked by Dr. Hooker (Joum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. RADIOLA, Gmel. ; Benth. et Hook. f. Gen. PL i. 242.
Flowers minute. Sepals 4, 3-dentate or 3-fid, connate below. Petals 4, about equal to the sepals. Stamens 4, with or without intermediate teeth.
Ovary 4-celled, each cell spuriously 2-locular. Styles 4, very short. — An erect annual herb of 1-3 in., repeatedly forked. Leaves opposite, exstipulate.
Flowers in dichotomous cymose panicles.
A genus of a solitary species, widely spread in eentral and southern Europe, extending into temperate Asi...a, with outlying stations in the Atlantic islands and on the Camaroons mountain in W. tropical Africa.
1. R« Millegrana, Sm. Engl. Boi. 893. Leaves ovate or elliptical, rather acute, ^*| - ^^^ in. long. Flowers very numerous from the forks of the slender branches, on slender erect pedicels ; the upper often in a crowded corymbose cyme. — R, linioidet, Gmel. ; DC. Prod. i. 428.
U]»p«r Quinsa. Camaroons mountain, 7000 ft., Mann !
Corresponds with the common Europeau form as remarked by Dr. Hooker (Joum.
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