Coutoubea
Content
- <<<Flowers>Calyx>Calyx lobes>Lobe number
- <<<Flowers>Calyx>Margins>Texture
- <<<Flowers>Stamens>Filaments>Shape
- <<<Flowers>Stamens>Filaments>Texture
- <<<Fruits>Seeds>Shape>Side number
- <<Flowers>Calyx>Apex
- <<Flowers>Calyx>Calyx lobes
- <<Flowers>Calyx>Margins
- <<Flowers>Calyx>Shape
- <<Flowers>Corolla>Lobe number
- <<Flowers>Corolla>Shape
- <<Flowers>Corolla>Tube
- <<Flowers>Stamens>Anthers
- <<Flowers>Stamens>Filaments
- <<Flowers>Stamens>Stamen number
- <<Flowers>Stigma>Lobe number
- <<Fruits>Seeds>Shape
- <<Leaves>Apex>Shape
- <Flowers>Calyx
- <Flowers>Corolla
- <Flowers>Merosity
- <Flowers>Pollen
- <Flowers>Stamens
- <Flowers>Stigma
- <Fruits>Seeds
- <Habit>Growth form
- <Habit>Texture
- <Inflorescences>Inflorescence number
- <Inflorescences>Position
- <Leaves>Apex
- <Leaves>Margins
- <Leaves>Veins
- Citation
- Description
- Distribution
- Flowers
- Fruits
- Habit
- Inflorescences
- Leaves
<<Flowers>Corolla>Tube
tube with conspicuous longitudinal veins, persistent around fruit;12
12. 004-003-003
<<Flowers>Stamens>Filaments
filaments , inserted on corolla tube with a flat structure,14
14. 004-004-002
Description
Annual herbs, mostly woody at base, sometimes creeping. Leaves sessile or petiolate, margin slightly revolute, apex acute or acuminate; venation pinnate. Inflorescences axillary and/or terminal, spikes or racemes, sometimes composed of 2 or 3 spikes or racemes (rarely a solitary flower). Flowers sessile or pedicellate, opposite, decussate or verticillate, 4-merous; calyx tubular to campanulate, calyx lobes 4, imbricate, (very) weakly keeled, margin membranous, apex (long-)acuminate; corolla salver-shaped, 4-lobed, tube with conspicuous longitudinal veins, persistent around fruit; stamens 4, filaments filiform, inserted on corolla tube with a flat membranous structure, anthers sagittate, introrse; pollen in tetrads; stigma 2-lobed. Fruit a capsule with persistent calyx and corolla tube; seeds triangular with 3 hollow sides, sometimes globose, foveolate.
Distribution
Guianas present, Neotropics present
5 species in the Neotropics, growing in savannas, open places or disturbed areas; 4 species in the Guianas.
Inflorescences
Inflorescences , spikes or racemes, spikes or racemes (rarely a solitary flower).36
36. 003