Hildegardia Schott & Endl.

Genus

Angiosperms > Malvales > Malvaceae

Characteristics

Ovary of 5 coherent carpels; ovules 1–2 per carpel; gynophore present; styles coherent, sometimes very short; stigma-lobes 5, reflexed.
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Anthers c. 10, linear, in 2 rows in a globose head borne on a slender androphore.
Calyx elongate-campanulate or fusiform-clavate, with short lobes.
Fruiting carpels stipitate, membranaceous, sometimes winged.
Shrubs or trees with entire cordate-ovate petiolate leaves.
Flowers unisexual, in axillary racemes.
Seeds 1–2, pubescent.
Petals absent.
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