Isoetes nigroreticulata Verdc.
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Isoetes tenuifolia sensu Faden, non Jermy |
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Description |
Annual (fide Faden), almost completely submerged or on mud. Corm 2–3-lobed; leaves densely tufted, 3–16 cm long, 0.7–8 mm wide at middle; ligule narrowly triangular, 2 mm long. Velum complete, shiny black and reticulate, the adjacent leaf margin pale and thin, 1–2 mm wide above, narrower in sporangial area. Megaspores with rather scattered tubercles on large face, 3 smaller faces with small low indistinct tubercles or almost smooth. |
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Derivation | |
Habitat | Seasonal and long lasting pools and marshes with grasses and sedges, c. 1520 m. |
Distribution worldwide | See African distribution. |
Distribution in Africa |
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Growth form |
Terrestrial. |
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