| Stable identifiers |
https://w.jacq.org/W19600023394
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| Herbarium # |
W 1960-0023394
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| Collection # |
W
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| Stored under taxonname |
Hibiscus nigricaulis Baker f.
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| Family |
Malvaceae
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| Det./rev./conf./assigned |
A. Igersheim (W) 2007
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| Ident. history |
Orig: Hibiscus meeusei; A. Igersheim (W) 2007: Hibiscus nigricaulis
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| Isotypus of | Hibiscus meeusei Exell |
| in : New and little known species from the Flora Zambesiaca area. Bol. Soc. Brot., ser. 2 33: 165-169 (1952) |
| Typified by: F. Cabezas (W) 2008-09-25 |
| Current Name: Hibiscus nigricaulis Baker f. |
| Collector |
    Meeuse,A.D.J. 10646 (link to CETAF Botany Pilot)
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| Date |
1959-03-19
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| Location |
South Africa / Mpumalanga
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| Label |
Transvaal: Donkerhoek (Donderpoort) between Pretoria & Bronkhorstspruit.
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| Habitat |
Roadside.
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| Habitus |
Erect annual usually branched from base but often one stem "domineering" and up to 1,50m. tall. Stems and leaf-edges often reddisch (as in the calyx in basal part). Plant covered with spiny hairs. Corolla yellow with a brownish-red "eye". This plant is a typical "ruderal" species: grows in (old) lands, along roadsides, fallow land an locally often very frequent. Widespread in the Transvaal.
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