Cyperaceae - sourcedetails

Cyperaceae source details

Name

Boott, F. (1845). Caricis species novae vel minùs cognitae. Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London. 1(26): 254-285.

SourceID

497334

DOI

10.1111/j.1095-8312.1845.tb01000-26.x [view]

Authors

Boott, F.

Year

1845

Title

Caricis species novae vel minùs cognitae

Journal

Proceedings of the Linnean Society of London

Suffix

1(26): 254-285

Type

Publication

Link

https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/8550179#page/9/mode/1up

Full text

proceedings-of-the-linnean-society-of-london-june-3-1845-to-june-1845.pdf

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Date

action

2024-10-23 07:16:44Z

created

Lois, Raúl

2024-12-03 07:38:10Z

changed

Sanz Arnal, María

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Taxa (13)
Notes (4)

Carex alta Boott (original description)
Carex darwinii Boott (original description)
Carex decidua Boott (original description)
Carex dura Boott accepted as Carex pichinchensis Kunth (original description)
Carex globosa Boott (original description)
Carex lehmanniana Boott (original description)
Carex leucantha Arn. ex Boott (original description)
Carex nivalis Boott (original description)
Carex orbicularis Boott (original description)
Carex pruinosa Boott (original description)
Carex subdola Boott (original description)
Carex triquetra Boott (original description)
Carex walkeri Arn. ex Boott (original description)

Description

for Carex darwinii Boott

Spica mascula pedunculata solitaria?; foemineis 6-10 cylindricis elongatis nutantibus remotis foliaceo-bracteatis ... [details]

Description

for Carex decidua Boott

Spicis 4-7 erectis ; suprema mascula vel androgyna basi v. apice basique mascula ; reliquis fcemineis : ... [details]

Translation

for Carex darwinii Boott

Is the spike solitary and male-pedicled?; with female 6-10 elongated cylindrical nodding flowers bearing leaf-like ... [details]

Translation

for Carex decidua Boott

With erect spikes 4-7; the highest being male or androgynous at the base, and a male apex; the remaining are female: ... [details]