Aponogeton

Linnaeus f.

Supplementum Plantarum 32.; 214. 1782.

Etymology: Greek, from aquatic habitat
Treatment appears in FNA Volume 22.
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FNA22 P9 Aponogeton Scheuchzeria Lilaea pg 40.jpegScheuchzeria palustris
Aponogeton distachyos
Lilaea scilloides
John Myers
John Myers
John Myers

Herbs with milky sap. Leaves sheathing at base; axillary scales present. Inflorescences branched [unbranched], projected above water. Flowers bilaterally symmetric, sessile; stamens 6–18– [50]; filaments distinct; anthers 2-locular; pistils 2–6 [–9], sessile. Fruits: beak terminal [lateral], curved or straight. Seeds: endosperm absent; seed-coat single or double. x = 8.

Distribution

North America, native, Africa, tropical regions, Eastern Hemisphere

Discussion

Species 47 (1 in the flora).

Selected References

None.

"not elongating" is not a number.

... more about "Aponogeton"
C. Barre Hellquist +  and Robert R. Haynes +
Linnaeus f. +
straight +  and curved +
ovate;narrowly lanceolate +
North America +, native +, Africa +, tropical regions +  and Eastern Hemisphere +
Greek, from aquatic habitat +
basal-marginal +
not spiraling +
ellipsoid +
Supplementum Plantarum +
not auriculate +
not persisting +
not epitepalous +
Aponogeton +
Aponogetonaceae +
caulescent +  and rhizomatous +