Lathraea
publication ID |
https://doi.org/10.11646/phytotaxa.672.1.1 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/921AE915-FFF6-FFDB-FF5E-0835FA21FAA7 |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Lathraea |
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Key to the genus Lathraea View in CoL
1. Flowers arising directly from stem at ground-level ......................................................................................................................... 2
- Flowers borne on a spicate or racemose inflorescence .................................................................................................................... 3
2. Calyx distinctly 4-lobed; corolla 30–90 mm long; c. 4 seeds ...................................................................... 2. Lathraea clandestina View in CoL
- Calyx unlobed with undulate margin, corolla 19–25 mm long; c. 15–20 seeds .............................................. 5. Lathraea purpurea View in CoL
3. Inflorescence distinctly unilateral; c. 80 seeds; fruit dehiscing passively ..................................................... 1. Lathraea squamaria View in CoL
- Inflorescence not unilateral, flowers densely spirally arranged; c. 4 seeds; fruit dehiscing explosively ......................................... 4
4. Inflorescence 200–500(–700) mm tall, bright yellow in fruit; bract 12–14 mm long in fruit; fruit bright yellow; native to Balkan Peninsula .......................................................................................................................................................... 3. Lathraea rhodopea View in CoL
- Inflorescence 100–300(–400) mm tall; white to cream in fruit; bract 6–9 mm long in fruit; fruit whitish-cream to pale purple; native to China, Japan and Korea................................................................................................................................ 4. Lathraea japonica View in CoL
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