Difference between revisions of "Wissadula"

Medikus

Malvenfam., 24. 1787.

Etymology: Presumably Sinhalese wissa, poison, and duvili, dust or powder common name wissaduli used for plants of Centipeda minima (Linnaeus) A. Braun & Ascherson and misapplied here
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Latest revision as of 14:27, 15 December 2020

 TaxonIllustrator 
FNA6 P43 Wissadula periplocifolia.jpegWissadula periplocifolia
Amoreuxia wrightii
Amoreuxia palmatifida
Dirca palustris
Linny Heagy
Linny Heagy
Linny Heagy
Linny Heagy

Subshrubs [perennial herbs]. Stems usually erect, hairy [glabrate], not viscid. Leaves distalmost sometimes subsessile; stipules usually persistent, filiform, subulate, or minute; blade broadly ovate to ovate-triangular [narrowly triangular], unlobed, base cordate, margins entire [crenate-dentate], surfaces usually stellate-hairy [sometimes glabrate]. Inflorescences terminal panicles or racemes; involucel absent. Flowers: calyx not accrescent, not inflated, shorter than mature fruits, lobes not ribbed, triangular; corolla usually yellowish, sometimes white, rotate; staminal column exserted; style 3–6-branched; stigmas capitate. Fruits schizocarps, erect, not inflated, obovoid, not indurate; mericarps 3–6, 2-celled, apex bulbous-apiculate, proximal cell indehiscent, distal cell dehiscent. Seeds (1–) 3 per mericarp, lower cell 1-seeded, upper cell usually 2-seeded, hairy, proximal seed relatively more densely hairy. x = 7.

Distribution

sc United States, Mexico, West Indies, South America, s Asia, Africa

Discussion

Species 25 (3 in the flora).

Key

1 Leaf blades 2.5–3.5 cm, apex acute to subobtuse; stipules minute; petals yellow, fading to orange. Wissadula parvifolia
1 Leaf blades 4–11 cm, apex acute or acuminate; stipules 4–12 mm; petals usually yellowish or white, sometimes with dark red basal spot > 2
2 Leaf blades broadly ovate, base deeply cordate (except uppermost), margins curved; petals yellowish; stipules 7–12 mm. Wissadula hernandioides
2 Leaf blades ovate-triangular, base shallowly cordate, margins straight; petals yellowish or white, sometimes with dark red basal spot; stipules 4–5 mm. Wissadula periplocifolia
... more about "Wissadula"
bulbous-apiculate +
Paul A. Fryxell† +  and Steven R. Hill +
Medikus +
cordate +
asymmetric +  and symmetric +
unlobed +, broadly ovate +  and ovate-triangular +
not inflated +
not accrescent +
indehiscent +  and loculicidal +
white +  and yellowish +
sc United States +, Mexico +, West Indies +, South America +, s Asia +  and Africa +
sparse;copious +
Presumably Sinhalese wissa, poison, and duvili, dust or powder +  and common name wissaduli used for plants of Centipeda minima (Linnaeus) A. Braun & Ascherson and misapplied here +
pistillate +  and staminate +
unisexual +  and bisexual +
obovoid +  and not inflated +
axillary +  and terminal +
tough-fibrous +
connate +  and distinct +
distichous +  and alternate +
distalmost +
triangular +
wedge--shaped +
3-40-carpellate +
(1-)2-many +
adnate +  and distinct +
Malvenfam., +
fries1908a +
hairy +  and glabrous +
reniform +
persistent +
sessile +  and subsessile +
not viscid +
filiform +, linear +  and capitate +
1-2 times number of carpels +
subulate +  and filiform +
3-6-branched +
stellate-hairy +
Mallow +
Wissadula +
Malvaceae subfam. Malvoideae +
monoecious +, dioecious +  and hermaphroditic +