Flowering Plants of the Riviera a Sescriptive Account of 1800 of the More Inte

Harold Stuart Thompson

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Flowers 2-sexual. Utricle membranous CHENOPODIUM.
Flowers 2-sexual. Utricle striate and hard above BETA.
Tribe III. SALICORNIE^. Stem leafless, jointed. Flowers 2-sexual.
Albumen scanty ; embryo conduplicate SALICORNIA..
Tribe IV. SU/EDEyE. Stem leafy. Sepals 4-5, not winged at the back.
SVJEDA...
Tribe V. SALSOLE^E. Stem leafy. Sepals 4-5, transversely winged in fruit..
SALSOLA..
Tribe VI. CAMPHOROSME^E. Flowers with no bracteoles ; plants pubes- cent.
Leaves setaceous. Stamens 4. Stigmas 3. P...erianth with 5 unequal teeth..
CAMPHORO&MA.
Leaves small, narrow. Stamens 5. Stigmas 2. Perianth with dorsal ap pendages KOCHIA, .
ATRIPLEX L.
A. HalimusL. A silvery-grey shrub, 3-6 ft. High. Leaves alternate, entire, oval or oblong, shortly petioled, silvery-greenish-white, persistent. Flowers yellowish, in long spikes forming a terminal panicle, rather leafy at the base.
Banks and road-sides near the sea, often planted to form hedges by road- sides and in gardens. August-September.
A. Portulacoides* L.

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