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Townsend, C.C. (1988) Amaranthaceae Flora Zambesiaca 9(1)
Annual or more often perennial herbs or shrubs, usually pubescent. Leaves usually more or less fleshy, entire, alternate or sometimes opposite, sessile, narrow, often scale-like, sometimes linear-subulate. Flowers axillary, solitary or fascicled, sometimes aggregated in a spiciform way towards ends of branchlets, subtended by two relatively large bracteoles. Perianth (4) 5-partite, the lobes nearly always each developing in fruit above the middle a scarious horizontally spreading wing. Fruit with membranous or somewhat fleshy pericarp. Seeds normally vertically compressed; testa membranous, embryo spiral. Worldwide: Species c 150, cosmopolitan. Botswana: 8 taxa. |
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Species | FZ divisions | Content |
albida Botsch. | ||
aphylla L. f. | ||
etoshensis Botsch. | ||
glabrescens Burtt Davy | ||
kali L. | ||
namaqualandica Botsch. | ||
rabieana C.A. Sm. | SW,SE | |
tuberculata Fenzl ex Moq. |
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