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Triumfetta glechomoides
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Photo: Bart Wursten
At parks offices Thazima Gate, Nyika National Park.
Photo: Bart Wursten
At parks offices Thazima Gate, Nyika National Park.
Photo: Bart Wursten
At parks offices Thazima Gate, Nyika National Park.
Photo: Bart Wursten
At parks offices Thazima Gate, Nyika National Park.
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| Status: | Native |
| Description: |
Prostrate perennial with a woody rootstock; stems up to 1 m long, stellate-hairy. Leaves more or less broadly ovate to almost circular, 3·5–7 cm long, cordate and 7–9-nerved at the base, sparingly hairy with simple appressed-setulose hairs above, scaberulous beneath with mostly stellate hairs; margin crenate-serrate; petiole up to 1·5 cm. long, stellate-hairy; stipules linear-lanceolate, up to 0·8 cm long, setulose. Inflorescences clustered at the nodes of the creeping stems or on erect flowering branches with reduced leaves up to 1·5 cm long; peduncles up to 5 mm long, sparsely pubescent; pedicels similar, 2–3 together, c. 5 mm long; bracts lanceolate, up to 2·5 mm long, setulose at least on the margins, together forming a small involucre. Sepals linear, c. 9 mm long, ciliate at the base, hairless in the middle, setulose with simple or bifurcate hairs in the upper half and usually with a single apical bristle. Petals yellow, obovate-oblong, almost as long as the sepals, ciliate at the base. Stamens 10, as long as the petals. Fruit 10 mm. in diameter including the aculei, pink, hairless; aculei short, 1·5 mm long usually with a single terminal seta or sometimes 2–3 setae. |
| Notes: | Easily distinguished by its prostrate habit and cordate leaves. |
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| Habitat: | Woodland and grassland, usually on sandy soils. |
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| Worldwide distribution: | Angola, Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia. |
| Mozambique distribution: | N |
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| Spot characters: | Display spot characters for this species |
| Content last updated: | Monday 2 March 2020 |
| Literature: |
Wild, H. (1963). Tiliaceae Flora Zambesiaca 2(1) Page 73. |
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African Plants: A Photo Guide (Senckenberg): Triumfetta glechomoidesAfrican Plant Database: Triumfetta glechomoides
BHL (Biodiversity Heritage Library): Triumfetta glechomoides
EOL (Encyclopedia of Life): Triumfetta glechomoides
ePIC (electronic Plant Information Center): Triumfetta glechomoides
Flora Zambesiaca web site: Triumfetta glechomoides
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JSTOR Plant Science: Triumfetta glechomoides
Kew Herbarium catalogue: Triumfetta glechomoides
Mansfeld World Database of Agricultural and Horticultural Crops: Triumfetta glechomoides
Plants of the World Online: Triumfetta glechomoides
The Plant List (version 1.1): Triumfetta glechomoides
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