Orobanche, Linnaeus (1753: 632), Linnaeus, 1753
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publication ID |
https://doi.org/ 10.11646/phytotaxa.531.2.1 |
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DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5873385 |
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persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/AE715D51-1D7B-7404-FF56-FDC809D7FC73 |
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treatment provided by |
Plazi |
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scientific name |
Orobanche |
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Identification key for the species View in CoL treated here:
1. Indument sparse; corolla more or less regularly curved (or in middle part somewhat flatter) ...................................... O. palaestina View in CoL
– Indument dense; corolla curved basally and on the upper lip, straight in the middle part................................................................. 2
2. Inflorescence dense in all its length; stem usually very robust; bracts usually distinctly longer than the corolla............................... ........................................................................................................................................................................................... O. australis View in CoL
– Inflorescence dense above, lax below or loosely overall; stem gracile or moderately robust, very rare robust; bracts as long as the corolla or slightly longer .................................................................................................................................................................... 3
3. Indument of the corolla glandular woolly or glandular lanate (that means covered by numerous long curly hairs) .... O. pubescens View in CoL
– Indument of the corolla short to medium length, straight glandular hairy......................................................................................... 4
4. Basal flowers basally or in the lower third curved; stigma whitish, bright pink, rarely yellowish. On Asteraceae View in CoL ............................. ........................................................................................................................................................................................ O. canescens View in CoL
– Basal flowers basally or in the lower third geniculate; stigma dark purplish, very rare yellow. Usually on Apiaceae View in CoL , rarely on Asteraceae View in CoL , Solanaceae (Digitalis) ............................................................................................................................... O. amethystea View in CoL
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