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Manihot Manihotoides (Euphorbiaceae) - CNCFlora

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Flora Neotropica<br />

membranaceous, deeply lobed, lobes usually entire or shallowly pandurate. Inflorescence<br />

a monoecious panicle, bracts and bracteoles foliaceous to setaceous, margins entire.<br />

TYPE. Manibotjaniphoides Muell.-Arg.<br />

DISTRIBUTION. (Fig 29).<br />

Key to the Species of Sect Heterophyllae<br />

1. Bracts and bracteoles setaceous, less than 0.25 cm wide.<br />

2. Panicle with one principal peduncle; flowers distantly positioned in inflorescence (except<br />

21. M. surinamensis); buds of staminate flowers ovoid-ellipsoid or slightly turbinate.<br />

3. Abaxial lamina surface wax pattern pusticulate or reticulate (unknown in M. zehntneri);<br />

panicles less than 10.0 cm long, sparsely branched; staminate buds usually less than<br />

0.75 cm long; petiole attachment peltate (except in 19. M. zehntneri and 22a. M. tristis<br />

subsp tristis).<br />

4. Leaf lobes oblong, more than 12.0 cm long.<br />

19. M. zebntneri.<br />

4. Leaf lobes linear or obovate, less than 12.0 cm long.<br />

5. Leaf lobes linear, less than 1.0 cm wide; venation most frequently craspedodromous,<br />

sometimes camptodromous.<br />

6. Inflorescence less than 5.0 cm long.<br />

20. M. marajoara.<br />

6. Inflorescence more than 5.0 cm long.<br />

21. M. surinamensis.<br />

5. Leaf lobes obovate or elliptic, more than 1.0 cm wide; venation camptodromous,<br />

never craspedodromous.<br />

22. M. tristis.<br />

3. Abaxial lamina surface wax pattern smooth; panicles more than 10.0 cm long; well<br />

branched; staminate buds usually more than 0.75 cm long; petiole attachment basal.<br />

7. Leaf lobes and petioles densely pubescent.<br />

23. M. janiphoides.<br />

7. All parts glabrous.<br />

8. Leaves more than 7 lobed, lobe bases more than 0.25 cm wide. 24. M. grahami.<br />

8. Leaves 3-5 lobed, rarely 7, lobe bases constricted, less than 0.25 cm wide.<br />

25. M. inflata.<br />

2. Panicle with several principal peduncles arising from one basal point; flowers clustered at<br />

terminal region of peduncles; staminate buds bifusiform. (Flowers of M. quinquefolia non<br />

vidi.)<br />

11. Leaf lobes more than 8.0 cm long, more than 2.5 cm wide; lobe bases usually more<br />

than 0.25 cm wide; most parts pubescent.<br />

12. Inflorescence moderately branched; flowers more than 0.75 cm long, ovary<br />

tomentose; leaf lobes entire. 26. M. pilosa.<br />

12. Inflorescence profusely branched; flowers less than 0.75 cm long; ovary glabrous;<br />

leaf lobes pandurate.<br />

27. M. corymbiflora..<br />

11. Leaf lobes less than 8.0 cm long, less than 2.5 cm wide; lobe bases less than 0.25 cm<br />

wide; all parts glabrous.<br />

13. Lobe bases stiff, lobes held horizontally.<br />

28. M. leptopoda.<br />

13. Lobe bases flaccid, lobes with a tendency to droop.<br />

29. M. quinquefolia.<br />

1. Bracts and bracteoles foliaceous, more than 0.25 cm wide.<br />

14. Petiole attachment peltate; stipules foliaceous, more than 1.5 cm long. 30. M. condensata.<br />

14. Petiole attachment basal; stipules setaceous, less than 1.5 cm long.<br />

15. Inflorescence more than 8.0 cm long; profusely branched; leaf lobes more than 3.5<br />

cm wide; petiole-midrib junction with 2 minute lobules.<br />

16. Leaves more than 12.5 cm long; lobe bases more than 0.5 cm wide; lamina<br />

densely pubescent. Capsule surface smooth.<br />

31. M. jolyana.<br />

16. Leaves less than 12.5 cm long; lobe bases less than 0.5 cm wide; lamina<br />

moderately pubescent; capsule winged.<br />

32. M. handroana.<br />

15. Inflorescence less than 8.0 cm long, sparsely branched. Leaf lobes less than 3.5 cm<br />

wide; petiole-midrib junction without lobules. 33. M. pohlii.<br />

19. <strong>Manihot</strong> zehntneri Ule, Bot. Jahrb. Syst. 114: 10. 1914; Pax & Hoffmann in Engler,<br />

Pflanzenreich IV. 147(Heft 68): 48. 1919; Pax & Hoffmann in Engler, Pflanzenreich<br />

IV. 147(Heft 85): 195, 196. 1924.<br />

TYPE. Zehntner, L. 598: Brasil, Bahia: Riacho de Santa Anna, 21 Nov 1912 (photo<br />

of syntype, F, NY).<br />

Erect shrubs, ca 1.5 m tall. Leave alternate; petioles ca 8.0 cm long; lamina<br />

nonpeltate; palmately 5 lobed; median lobes oblong, ca 15.0 cm long, apex acute.

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