Einadia Raf.

Chénopode (fr)

Genus

Angiosperms > Caryophyllales > Amaranthaceae

Characteristics

Herbs or low sprawling subshrubs, perennial but often rather short-lived, usually with lax, trailing or interlacing stems. Lvs alternate or opposite, farinose at least when young, petiolate. Fls ♀ or ☿, in glomerules; glomerules often forming short spikes. Perianth segments 5, farinose, variously shaped, erect or spreading, herbaceous or succulent at fruiting. Stamens 1-3. Stigmas 2, slender. Ovary subsessile. Fruiting pericarp either becoming swollen and succulent and forming a ± globose red or orange berry or dry and achenial. Seed horizontal; embryo subannular.
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Herbaceous or weakly woody perennials. Leaves opposite or alternate, linear to broadly hastate, mealy when young. Flowers small, in clusters arranged in racemose or open panicles; pedicels constricted at apex. Terminal flower of cluster bisexual; lateral flowers female, without staminodes. Tepals 5, rarely 4. Stamens 1–3, glabrous; disc absent. Ovary glabrous; stigmas 2, slender. Fruit with the pericarp either membranous or succulent, not enveloped by perianth. Seed horizontal, lenticular with rounded margin; embryo annual; perisperm central and copious.
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Images

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Distribution

Einadia world distribution map, present in Australia and New Zealand

Identifiers

LSID urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:6837-1
WFO ID wfo-4000013077
COL ID 5T9BB
BDTFX ID 86362
INPN ID 606888
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Synonyms

Einadia

Lower taxons

Einadia hastata Einadia polygonoides Einadia triandra Einadia trigonos Einadia nutans Einadia allanii