Flora of Tropical Africa volume 1
Flora of Tropical Africa volume 1
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Favosum, Hochst. ; JRich. Fl. Mj/si. I. 117. Annual, ascending, more or less branched, from 13 or 4 ft. In height. Branehes glandular- pilose above, glabrescent below. Leaves 5-partite or deeply 5-fid ; segmcnU 292 xxxil. GERANiACEiE (oliver). [Geran'uim.
deeply somewhat piniiatifidly incised, usually with linear-oblong, toothed or entire, rather acute lobes, glabre^ceat ; petioles of the stem-leaves pubescent or patent-pilose, usually exceeding the lamina. Peduncles from the lower axils very s...hort or obsolete, upper 1-2 in. , 2-flowered. Pedicels from 2 or 3 lines in the lower flowers to |-1 in. Sepals glandular-pilose. Petals ex- ceeding or even about half as long again as the sepals, entire, claw scarcely ciliate. Carpels deeply pitted in transverse lines with irregular intervening tubercles, glabrous, separating with or without a tail. Seeds minutely punctate.
Nile Ziand. Abyssinia, Schimper ! Billon and Petit ! Plowden ! (a form with nar- row leaf-segments. ) Var. Suhlcevis. Fruit-carpels with faint transverse lines from the dorsal suture, punctate- scabrid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Favosum, Hochst. ; JRich. Fl. Mj/si. I. 117. Annual, ascending, more or less branched, from 13 or 4 ft. In height. Branehes glandular- pilose above, glabrescent below. Leaves 5-partite or deeply 5-fid ; segmcnU 292 xxxil. GERANiACEiE (oliver). [Geran'uim.
deeply somewhat piniiatifidly incised, usually with linear-oblong, toothed or entire, rather acute lobes, glabre^ceat ; petioles of the stem-leaves pubescent or patent-pilose, usually exceeding the lamina. Peduncles from the lower axils very s...hort or obsolete, upper 1-2 in. , 2-flowered. Pedicels from 2 or 3 lines in the lower flowers to |-1 in. Sepals glandular-pilose. Petals ex- ceeding or even about half as long again as the sepals, entire, claw scarcely ciliate. Carpels deeply pitted in transverse lines with irregular intervening tubercles, glabrous, separating with or without a tail. Seeds minutely punctate.
Nile Ziand. Abyssinia, Schimper ! Billon and Petit ! Plowden ! (a form with nar- row leaf-segments. ) Var. Suhlcevis. Fruit-carpels with faint transverse lines from the dorsal suture, punctate- scabrid.
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