Mimosa, Linnaeus, 1753
publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.245.3.2 |
persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/170D87FC-FFB6-564B-B7A5-BFF2FA5E2119 |
treatment provided by |
Felipe |
scientific name |
Mimosa |
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Key to the species of Mimosa View in CoL s ubseries Ramosissimae from Brazil
1. Stipules ovate, 3–6-nervate; branches with scabrous indumentum........................................................................ M. chaetosphaera View in CoL
1’. Stipules linear-lanceolate, 1–2-nervate; branches with other type of indumentum.
2. Inflorescence capituliform.................................................................................................................................................................. 3
2’. Inflorescence elliptic .......................................................................................................................................................................... 5
3. Branches with trichomes stiff like aculei; calyx membranaceous; corolla glabrous;................................................. M. orthacantha View in CoL
3.’ Branches without trichomes stiff like aculei; calyx subcoriaceous; corolla pubescent...................................................................... 4
4. Branches with hirsute and puberulent indumentum; calyx with defined lobes and each one 1-nervate; peduncles 7–13 mm length ................................................................................................................................................................................... M. ramosissima View in CoL
4.’ Branches only with puberulent indumentum; calyx not lobate neither nervate; peduncles 3–6 mm length.................... M. terribilis View in CoL
5. Delicate plants, little branched; hispid indumentum of branches; leaflets 1-nervate; corolla tubular or infundibuliform; calyx membranous-subtruncate, margin glabrous......................................................................................................... M. oblonga var. oblonga View in CoL
5.’ Stiff plants, highly branched; hirsute indumentum of branches; leaflets 2-nervate; corolla campanulate or subtubular; calyx membranous-truncate, margin ciliolate ........................................................................................................... M. oblonga var. pinetorum View in CoL
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