| Thesium fimbriatum A.W. Hill |
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| Family : SANTALACEAE |
| Protologue : Bull. Misc. Inform. Kew 27 (1915) |
| Information on the genus : Thesium |
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| Synonym(s) Heterotypic |
| =Thesium brachystylum A.W. Hill |
| =Thesium shabense Lawalrée (1985) |
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| Ecology and distribution |
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| Biology : |
Perennial herb appearing annual with a taproot thickening at crown, slightly branching and producing slender rhizomes; stems 1-several, erect to virgately branched, pale to dull green, sometimes tinged orange-bronze, […] |
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see more in the book |
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| Ecology : |
Wet grassland, swampy areas, moist dambos; less often in drier areas in grassland, wooded grassland on sandy loams. |
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250-1900 m alt. Member of a difficult group (with ovate acuminate bracts, clusters of sessile flowers, and tooth-like glands alternating with perianth lobes) which needs further study and also field observations […] |
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| Biol./Eco : |
biology:perennial-Shrub, Parasite- Ht 0.2 - 0.3 m. Alt 150 - 1800 m. Distribution: WC |
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| More info on : |
| see under Jstor_African Plant Initiative |
| see under The International Plant Name Index |
| see under Flora of Mozambique |
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| Map |
| no map available |
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| Record n°90540 |
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