A Flora of Manila
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Waltheria STERCULIACEAE 327 1. STERCULIA Linnaeus Trees with simple, entire or lobed, or digitately compound leaves, the inflorescence axillary, panicled. Flowers polygamous. Calsrx tubular or funnel-shaped, 4- or 6-parted, the lobes spreading or cohering by their tips.
Petals none. Staminal-column bearing a head or ring of sessile anthers.
Ovary sessile or stipitate, of 4 or 5, 2- to many-ovuled carpels; styles connate below; stigmas radiate. Fruit a small or large, inflated, few- to many- see...ded, coriaceous or woody follicle. (Latin in reference to the offensive odor of the flowers of some species.) Species about 100 in the tropics of both hemispheres, about 15 in the Philippines.
1. Leaves digitately compound 1. S. foetida 1. Leaves simple.
2. Leaves glabrous.
3. Leaves cordate at the base; calyx-lobes spreading 2. S. luzonica 3. Le9.ves rounded at the base ; calyx-lobes cohering by their tips.
8. S. oblongata 2. Leaves prominently pubescent on the nerves beneath 4. S. cuneata 1. 8.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Waltheria STERCULIACEAE 327 1. STERCULIA Linnaeus Trees with simple, entire or lobed, or digitately compound leaves, the inflorescence axillary, panicled. Flowers polygamous. Calsrx tubular or funnel-shaped, 4- or 6-parted, the lobes spreading or cohering by their tips.
Petals none. Staminal-column bearing a head or ring of sessile anthers.
Ovary sessile or stipitate, of 4 or 5, 2- to many-ovuled carpels; styles connate below; stigmas radiate. Fruit a small or large, inflated, few- to many- see...ded, coriaceous or woody follicle. (Latin in reference to the offensive odor of the flowers of some species.) Species about 100 in the tropics of both hemispheres, about 15 in the Philippines.
1. Leaves digitately compound 1. S. foetida 1. Leaves simple.
2. Leaves glabrous.
3. Leaves cordate at the base; calyx-lobes spreading 2. S. luzonica 3. Le9.ves rounded at the base ; calyx-lobes cohering by their tips.
8. S. oblongata 2. Leaves prominently pubescent on the nerves beneath 4. S. cuneata 1. 8.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elmer Drew Merrill to read onlineMoreLess
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