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Duchesnea indica Focke

Authors: F. Munoz Garmendia; C. Navarro; S. Castroviejo;

Duchesnea indica Focke

Abstract

1. D. indica (Jacks.) Focke in Engl. & Prantl, Nat. Pflanzenfam. 3(3): 33 (1888) [índica] Fragaria indica Jacks. in Andrews, Bot. Repos. 7, pl. 479 (1807) [basión.] Ind. loc.: “It is a native of the north-east parts of Bengal. Our figure was made from the only plant that has as yet flowered in England, in the gardens of the Honourable G. Greville” Ic.: Lám. 32 Planta de hasta 30 cm. Estolones 0,7-1,5 mm de grosor; tallos fértiles 3-10 cm, 1/3-1/2 más largos que el pecíolo de la hoja axilante, pubescentes. Hojas de los tallos hipogeos arrosetadas; hojas de los estolones una por cada nudo, con pecíolos de 1,5-6,8 mm, pelosos, y segmentos foliares obovados o ± rómbicos, de base cuneada y brevemente estrechada en a modo de peciólulo, 1-2 veces dentados, de haz glabra o casi y envés pubescente, al menos en los nervios; estípulas ovado-lanceoladas, enteras las de los primeros nudos, la demás con 2-5 dientes o lóbulos. Flores 1-2,5 cm de diámetro. Receptáculo con la zona axial glabra. Sépalos 6-10 mm, ovado-lanceolados, acuminados, enteros, laxamente pelosos, acrescentes, ± patentes en la antesis y en la fructificación; piezas del calículo tan o algo más largas y mucho más anchas que los sépalos, anchamente cuneadas, con 3-5 dientes o lóbulos en el ápice, laxamente pelosas, ± patentes en la antesis y reflejas en la fructificación. Pétalos 5-9 mm, aproximadamente de la misma longitud que los sépalos, obovados, subenteros. Estambres c. 20. Estilos caducos. Eterio 8-16 mm, ± globoso, carnoso, de un rojo purpúreo, con el aspecto de una fresa silvestre, pero insípido, dispuesto sobre un pie de c. 2 mm, algo peloso, originado por el disco nectarífero, que es acrescente; aquenios c. 1,5 mm, purpúreos. 2 n = 42*, 84*. * C. Navarro & F. Muñoz Garmendia Herbazales, cunetas, arenales costeros, lindes de huertas, márgenes de camino y de arroyo, etc.; 0-200 m. III-VI. Originaria del S y E de Asia; como asilvestrada, en muchas otras partes. En la Península Ibérica, ocasionalmente asilvestrada en el N. Esp.: [(B)] [(C)] [Na] [S] [SS]. Port.: [DL] [Mi].

Published as part of F. Munoz Garmendia, C. Navarro & S. Castroviejo, 1998, Flora Iberica / Vol. VI: Rosaceae, Madrid :Real Jardín Botanico, CSIC on pages 94-96, DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21380609

Keywords

Tracheophyta, Magnoliopsida, Biodiversity, Rosales, Duchesnea indica, Plantae, Rosaceae, Duchesnea, Taxonomy

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