The Bombay Flora Or Short Descriptions of All the Indigenous Plants Hitherto D
The Bombay Flora Or Short Descriptions of All the Indigenous Plants Hitherto D
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Sp. 539. An annual, erect-branched, glabrous; leaflets 3. To 5 pair, ovate-lanceolate, very acute ; flowers longish pedicelled, upper ones forming a terminal raceme ; legumes long, nearly cylindric, slightly compressed. A common weed. This, as well as the following, has a heavy, sickening smell. DC. Prod. 2, 497 ; Syn. Senna occidentalis, Roxb. Fl Ind. Ii, 343.
7. TORA, Linn. Sp. 538. Annual, with spreading branches ; leaflets 2 to 3 pair, cuneate obovate obtuse ; flowers long-pedicelled ; uppe...r ones forming a short terminal raceme ; legumes very long, 11 c 82 sharp-pointed, 4-sided, many-seeded, each suture 2-grooved. A common weed. Native name " Sakla. " Syn. C obtusifolia, Burm. Ind p 95 ; C fcetida, Sal. Prod. 326 ; C gallinaria Collad monogr. P 96; Senna toroides, Roxb. Fl Ind. Ii, 341.
8. PUMILA, Lam. Encyc. Meth. I, 651. Suffruticose procum- bent branches a little hairy; leaflets 12 to 30 pair, with a stalked peltate gland close to the lowest pair, linear oblong, unequal-sided, mucronate ; flowers supra-axillary, 1 to 3 together ; legumes flat linear, 6 to 7-seeded, constricted between the seeds.
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Sp. 539. An annual, erect-branched, glabrous; leaflets 3. To 5 pair, ovate-lanceolate, very acute ; flowers longish pedicelled, upper ones forming a terminal raceme ; legumes long, nearly cylindric, slightly compressed. A common weed. This, as well as the following, has a heavy, sickening smell. DC. Prod. 2, 497 ; Syn. Senna occidentalis, Roxb. Fl Ind. Ii, 343.
7. TORA, Linn. Sp. 538. Annual, with spreading branches ; leaflets 2 to 3 pair, cuneate obovate obtuse ; flowers long-pedicelled ; uppe...r ones forming a short terminal raceme ; legumes very long, 11 c 82 sharp-pointed, 4-sided, many-seeded, each suture 2-grooved. A common weed. Native name " Sakla. " Syn. C obtusifolia, Burm. Ind p 95 ; C fcetida, Sal. Prod. 326 ; C gallinaria Collad monogr. P 96; Senna toroides, Roxb. Fl Ind. Ii, 341.
8. PUMILA, Lam. Encyc. Meth. I, 651. Suffruticose procum- bent branches a little hairy; leaflets 12 to 30 pair, with a stalked peltate gland close to the lowest pair, linear oblong, unequal-sided, mucronate ; flowers supra-axillary, 1 to 3 together ; legumes flat linear, 6 to 7-seeded, constricted between the seeds.
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