Flora of Tropical Africa volume 8
Flora of Tropical Africa volume 8
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G. Mann's examples are excellent and ripe; the plant is certainly a Bulbostt/Hs. The ripe nut is remarkable, and separates it from all other species of BtdbostylU where t>se nut is known, but unfortunately the nut in JB. Schoenoides is not known.
13. B. Atrosanguineay C. B. Clarke in Durand d: Schinz, Con- spect. FL Afr. V. 611. Rhizome hardly any. Stems densely tufte(', 1 foot long, slender, at the top triquetrous and minutely hairy. Leaver nearly as long as the stem, setaceous, minutel...y hairy ; sheaths hairv, Fcarcely bearded in the throat. Head 1, |-| in. In diam. , of 4-12 spikelets, chestnut-coloured ; lowest bract setaceous, usually much overtopping the head. Spikelets ^ in. Long, oblong or narrow-ellipsoid, 6-12-flowered. Glumes closely imbricate, ovate, obtuse or scarcely acute, keeled. Stamens 3. Style long, glabrous ; branches 3, linen r. Nut (seen only young) trigonous-obovoid. — Scirpus atrosangui^eus, Boeck. In Engl. Jahrb. Vii. 276 ; Oliver in Trans. Linn. Soc. Ser.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1472 !
G. Mann's examples are excellent and ripe; the plant is certainly a Bulbostt/Hs. The ripe nut is remarkable, and separates it from all other species of BtdbostylU where t>se nut is known, but unfortunately the nut in JB. Schoenoides is not known.
13. B. Atrosanguineay C. B. Clarke in Durand d: Schinz, Con- spect. FL Afr. V. 611. Rhizome hardly any. Stems densely tufte(', 1 foot long, slender, at the top triquetrous and minutely hairy. Leaver nearly as long as the stem, setaceous, minutel...y hairy ; sheaths hairv, Fcarcely bearded in the throat. Head 1, |-| in. In diam. , of 4-12 spikelets, chestnut-coloured ; lowest bract setaceous, usually much overtopping the head. Spikelets ^ in. Long, oblong or narrow-ellipsoid, 6-12-flowered. Glumes closely imbricate, ovate, obtuse or scarcely acute, keeled. Stamens 3. Style long, glabrous ; branches 3, linen r. Nut (seen only young) trigonous-obovoid. — Scirpus atrosangui^eus, Boeck. In Engl. Jahrb. Vii. 276 ; Oliver in Trans. Linn. Soc. Ser.
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