Argemone hunnemannii A.Dietr.

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• Allg. Gartenzeitung 1: 298 (1833)

• This name is reported by Papaveraceae as an accepted name in the genus Argemone (family Papaveraceae).

  The record derives from WCSP (in review) which reports it as an accepted name

Cite taxon page as 'WFO (2023): Argemone hunnemanni A.Dietr. Published on the Internet;http://www.worldfloraonline.org/taxon/wfo-0000547023. Accessed on: 28 May 2023'

General Information

Annual or more enduring; stems 4-15 dm tall, usually with 2-4 main branches above, sparingly prickly throughout, the perpendicular or reflexed prickles 0-6 per cm2; leaves glaucous, the upper cauline usually half-clasping, the blade lobed up to three-fourths the distance to the midrib, the margins toothed, the teeth acute to lanceolate, each tooth with a slender apical prickle up to 8 mm long; lower surfaces of the leaves with scattered prickles along the main veins (0-5 per cm of vein), the upper surfaces smooth or at most with a very few prickles on the main veins; buds subspherical to oblong, the body 16-22 mm broad, 18-28 mm long, each sepal with usually 15-50 slender prickles, the sepal horn-s 5-9 mm long, usually smooth, the terminal prickle weak; flowers 8-12 cm in diameter the pedicels 5-20 mm long or more; petals white, very broadly obeuneate to suborbicular; stamens numerous, often 100 or more, the filaments pale yellow, the anthers yellow, about two-thirds the length of the ovary at anthesis; stigma purple, 4-6 mm wide, 2-3 mm high at anthesis; capsules 3- to 5-carpellate, broadly ellipsoid to subfusiform at maturity, the width, exclusive of spines, 15-25 mm, the length, including the stigma, 40-60 mm, the style up to about 2 mm long; surface armed with rather numerous, erect or spreading spines of different sizes, these perhaps 50-150 or more per valve, the largest spines 6-12 mm long and enlarged at the bases, the capsular surface partially to entirely obscured by the armature; seeds about 2 mm long.

 

• Provided by: [A].Brittonia Journal

 

Argemone hunnemanni A.Dietr. (worldfloraonline.org)

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