Flora of Tropical Africa volume 06 No 2
Flora of Tropical Africa volume 06 No 2
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F. Gen. PL iii. 371.
Flowers in the extra-African species monoecious, in the African species dioecious or subdioecious, the male densely capitate, the female solitary. Male flower : Perianth 3-4-partite ; segments spathulate, imbricate. Stamens 4 or 3, with free short filaments ; anthers oblong. Rudimentary ovary 0. Female flower : Perianth 0. Ovary included in and adnate to the receptacle ; style 2-partite, branches subulate, exserted, recurved, stigmatose ; ovule pendulous from the apex. Frui...t fleshy ; pericarp merged with the receptacle. Seed pendulous, with a crustaceous or indurated testa ; albumen ; embryo subglobose, with equal fleshy cotyledons ; radicle small, superior. — -Latex-producing trees or shrubs. Leaves alternate, petiolate, penninerved, entire or serrate. Stipules lateral or connate within the petiole, small, caducous. Receptacles shortly peduncu- late in the leaf -axils or in the axils of fallen leaves, male often geminate or few together, female solitary.
Spt^cies about 0; five oi' «ix in the Indian and Malayan region, the following three confined to Tropical Africa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F. Gen. PL iii. 371.
Flowers in the extra-African species monoecious, in the African species dioecious or subdioecious, the male densely capitate, the female solitary. Male flower : Perianth 3-4-partite ; segments spathulate, imbricate. Stamens 4 or 3, with free short filaments ; anthers oblong. Rudimentary ovary 0. Female flower : Perianth 0. Ovary included in and adnate to the receptacle ; style 2-partite, branches subulate, exserted, recurved, stigmatose ; ovule pendulous from the apex. Frui...t fleshy ; pericarp merged with the receptacle. Seed pendulous, with a crustaceous or indurated testa ; albumen ; embryo subglobose, with equal fleshy cotyledons ; radicle small, superior. — -Latex-producing trees or shrubs. Leaves alternate, petiolate, penninerved, entire or serrate. Stipules lateral or connate within the petiole, small, caducous. Receptacles shortly peduncu- late in the leaf -axils or in the axils of fallen leaves, male often geminate or few together, female solitary.
Spt^cies about 0; five oi' «ix in the Indian and Malayan region, the following three confined to Tropical Africa.
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