Cineraria L.

Cineraria (en)

Genus

Angiosperms > Asterales > Asteraceae

Characteristics

Perennial herbs or sub-shrubs. Leaves alternate, mostly pinnatisect-lobed, auriculate, palmately veined. Capitula in lax corymbose cymes, radiate or rarely discoid. Involucre 1-seriate, with calyculus; receptacle epaleate. Florets yellow, the outer female, radiate, in 1 series; the inner hermaphrodite, infundibuliform or narrowly campanulate. Anthers obtuse or slightly sagittate at base, with ovate apical appendage. Style branches truncate to obtuse. Achenes compressed with thickened or winged margins; pappus of many fine bristles.
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Herbs or subshrubs. Leaves sessile, pinnately veined. Capitula radiate (in Australia) or rarely discoid, pedunculate, calyculate; involucral bracts free. Florets: ligule yellow; disc florets rarely functionally male; corolla limbs yellow; anthers obtuse or shortly sagittate; style branches recurved, truncate, crowned with papillae, with terminal appendage minute, conical. Achenes ±homomorphic, obovate, compressed. Pappus caducous.
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Germination duration (days) 14 - 21
Germination temperacture (C°) 21
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