Cistus L.
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.293200 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03B0402C-FEED-E245-F6C7-F3D6DEF9F6B7 |
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Plazi |
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Cistus L. |
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1. Cistus L. View in CoL 4
Shrubs. Flowers 2 cm or more in diameter, white to purplish-red. Ovary usually 5-, rarely up to 10-locular; placentation axile; ovules orthotropous, the funicle filiform.
Hybrids occur involving species 1, 2, 5, 7-13, some being frequent. Hybrids between species 6, 8,9, and species of Halimium also occur.
All species are plants of dry scrub or open woodland.
Literature: P. Dansereau, Boissiera 4: 1-90 (1939). M. Martin Bolanos & E. Guinea, Jarales y Jaras ( Cistografia Hispanica ). Madrid. 1949.
1 Sepals 5
2 Style filiform, as long as the stamens
3 Petals white; flowers in unilateral cymes 6. varius 3 Petals purplish-pink or -red; flowers not in unilateral cymes
4 Leaves sessile, with 3 ± parallel veins
5 Leaves not undulate; pedicels 5-20 mm 1. albidus
5 Leaves undulate; pedicels 1-5 mm 2. crispus
4 Leaves petiolate, pinnately veined
6 Leaves usually 20-50 mm, variable in shape, the veins impressed above; sepals ovate-lanceolate, longacuminate 3. incanus
6 Leaves 5-20 mm, elliptical, the veins not or scarcely impressed above; sepals ovate, acute 4. heterophyllus
2 Stigma sessile or subsessile
7 Petals pink; leaves grey-tomentose, at least beneath 5. parviflorus
7 Petals white; leaves green
8 Leaves sessile or subsessile
9 Leaves subsessile, elliptical, narrowed to a cuneate base
9. albanicus
9 Leaves sessile, not or scarcely narrowed at base
10 Leaves linear-lanceolate or linear; outer sepals broadly cuneate at base 7. monspeliensis
10 Leaves oblong; outer sepals cordate at base
8. psilosepalus
8 Leaves distinctly petiolate
11 Leaves 10-40 mm, rugose and scabrid above, rounded or cuneate at base 10. salvifolius
11 Leaves 40-100 mm, smooth above, cordate at base
11. populifolius
1 Sepals 3
12 Leaves at least 6 mm wide; linear-lanceolate to ovate or spathulate; flowers at least 5 cm in diameter
13 Inflorescence usually 4- to 8-flowered; ovary 5-locular 12. laurifolius
13 Flowers solitary; ovary 6- to 10-locular
14 Leaves linear-lanceolate; ovary 10-locular
13. ladanifer
14 Leaves oblanceolate to spathulate; ovary 6-locular 14. palhinhae
12 Leaves not more than 4 mm wide, linear; flowers not more than 3 cm in diameter
15 Peduncles, pedicels and calyx clothed with long, white hairs 15. clusii
15 Peduncles, pedicels and calyx subglabrous 16. libanotis
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