Argyreia
publication ID |
https://doi.org/10.22244/rheedea.2024.34.05.04 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/A350EF2B-FFC0-FF80-6275-FDA7FD7BFA87 |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Argyreia |
status |
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Key to the species of Argyreia View in CoL in India
1. Leaves broadly ovate, base deeply cordate ..... 2
1. Leaves ovate, elliptic, oblong, base cuneate, rounded, truncate or shallowly cordate….. 21
2. Leaves silvery shiny or white tomentose abaxially ........................................................... 3
2. Leaves hirsute, strigose or sparsely hairy abaxially ......................................................... 13
3. Stamens exserted ........................................... 4
3. Stamens included ........................................... 5
4. Bracts persistent, ovate-orbicular; sepals unequal, outer two obovate, inner 3 oblong, rounded at apex .............................. A. osyrensis View in CoL
4. Bracts caducous; sepals equal, ovate, obtuse at apex .................................................……. A. bella View in CoL
5. Inflorescence a capitate cyme ........................ 6
5. Inflorescence a lax cyme................................. 8
6. Leaves ash-white abaxially; corolla 3–4 cm long; berries red ............................... A. wallichii View in CoL
6. Leaves silvery shiny or white hairy abaxially; corolla 4–6 cm long; berries yellow .............. 7 7. Climbers; petiole shorter than peduncle ... A. sericea View in CoL
7. Prostrate or trailing shrubs; petiole longer than peduncle...................... A. sharadchandrajii View in CoL
8. Leaves glabrous adaxially .............................. 9
8. Leaves strigose adaxially ............................. 10
9. Bracts variously twisted, white; berries brown, dry ..................................................... A. nervosa View in CoL
9. Bracts not twisted, green; berries yellow, fleshy ............................................... A. bracteata View in CoL
10. Leaves and sepals silvery shiny abaxially; inflorescence 3–7-flowered cymes .... A. argentea View in CoL
10. Leaves and sepals white tomentose abaxially; inflorescence 10–16-flowered cymes.......... 11
11. Bracts lance-ovate; sepals ovate, apex obtuse or rounded .................................. A. nellygherya View in CoL
11. Bracts spathulate, wider at middle; sepals not ovate, apex narrowly acute or acuminate …… 12
12. Sepals lanceolate, 2–2.3 cm long; leaf apex acute, base round or shallowly cordate ..... A. arakuensis View in CoL
12. Sepals ovate, c. 1 cm long; leaf apex acuminate, base deeply cordate .......................... A. hookeri View in CoL
13. Leaves hirsute, strigose abaxially ............... 14
13. Leaves sparsely hairy or hairy on veins abaxially ........................................................ 19
14. Plants densely hispid; inflorescence capitate cymes .......................................... A. capitiformis View in CoL
14. Plants hirsute or strigose; inflorescence lax cymes ............................................................. 15
15. Sepals and bracts variously twisted; corolla tube c. 5-7 mm wide .......................... A. cymosa View in CoL
15. Sepals and bracts not as above; corolla tube c. 10 mm wide or more ................................... 16
16. Plants hirsute; corolla 5–6 cm long, throat purple; berries yellow ................................. 17
16. Plants strigose; corolla 3–5 cm long, throat white; berries red or purple ......................... 18
17. Bracts lanceolate, 1–1.5 cm long, hirsute without; leaf apex acuminate, secondary veins 9–11 pairs, indumentum short ........ A. hirsuta View in CoL
17. Bracts linear, 2–2.5 cm long, hairy at base; leaf apex acute, secondary veins 13–14 pairs, indumentum long and dense ....... A. coonoorensis View in CoL
18. Bracts orbicular; sepals orbicular; corolla limb pale pink .............................................. A. setosa
18. Bracts linear; sepals lance-ovate; corolla limb purple .............................................. A. mastersii View in CoL
19. Inflorescence 11–15-flowered; bracts oblong; sepals apex acuminate ...................... A. boseana View in CoL
19. Inflorescence 5–10-flowered; bracts lance-ovate; sepals apex acute ................................ 20
20. Bracts 1–1.5 cm long, caducous; outer two sepals recurved at apex ............... A. roxburghii View in CoL
20. Bracts 2–2.5 cm long, persistent; outer sepal not recurved at apex ..................... A. kleiniana View in CoL
21. Leaves silvery shiny or white tomentose abaxially ........................................................ 22
21. Leaves hirsute, strigose or sparsely hairy abaxially ........................................................ 27
22. Leaves silvery shiny abaxially; berries brown or red ............................................................. 23
22. Leaves white tomentose abaxially; berries yellow............................................................. 25
23. Secondary veins of young leaves purple, 18–22 pairs; berries dry, brown ................. A. fulgens View in CoL
23. Secondary veins green, 12–15 pairs; berries fleshy, red ................................................... 24
24. Bracts subulate, 3–5 mm, early caducous ......................................................... A. splendens View in CoL
24. Bracts ovate, obtuse, c. 1 cm, persistent in flowering ............................................. A. mollis View in CoL
25. Inflorescence 6–9-flowered; bracts spathulate; leaf apex acuminate ................... A. srinivasanii View in CoL
25. Inflorescence 1–3 flowered; bracts oblong or linear; leaf apex acute, round or emarginate ... 26
26. Peduncles longer than petiole; bracts linear ... ............................................. A. kondaparthiensis View in CoL
26. Peduncles shorter than petiole; bracts oblong ......................................................... A. zeylanica View in CoL
27. Inflorescence capitate cymes; peduncles 1–5 cm long ......................................................... 28
27. Inflorescence lax cymes; peduncles longer than 6 cm ...................................................... 29
28. Bracts spathulate, oblong; sepals ovate, densely brown hirsute ................................ A. thomsonii View in CoL
28. Bracts lance-ovate; sepals oblong, lanceolate, sparsely hairy .......................... A. atropurpurea View in CoL
29. Bracts 1–3 mm long, very early caducous .. 30
29. Bracts more than 1 cm long, persistent in flowering ...................................................... 31
30. Plant a shrub; berries dry, brown ... A. cuneata View in CoL
30. Plant a climber; berries fleshy, orange or yellow ................................................ A. elliptica View in CoL
31. Peduncles shorter than the petiole or equaling; bracts oblong or linear .................................. 32
31. Peduncles longer than the petiole; bracts lance-ovate or spathulate ............................ 33
32. Plants spreading or trailing; leaves strigose abaxially; bracts linear ........................ A. pilosa View in CoL
32. Plants twiners; leaves sparsely hairy abaxially; bracts oblong .............................. A. involucrata View in CoL
33. Bracts spathulate, wider at middle; sepals lanceolate........................................... A. daltonii View in CoL
33. Bracts lance-ovate; sepals ovate ................. 34
34. Leaf sparsely hairy abaxially, base cuneate; peduncles 10–20 cm long .......... A. sikkimensis View in CoL
34. Leaf strigose abaxially, base cordate; peduncles 6–12 cm long ........................................ A. lawii View in CoL
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