WorldFloraDB - Inversodicraea pygmaea

Characteristics

Leaves linear-oblong, densely imbricated along the length of the stem, 3-toothed at the apex with the middle tooth longest, up to 1 mm. long

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Stems simple or occasionally branched at the base arising from a narrow ribbon-like thallus

Dwarf herb, up to 11 mm. including the pedicellate infructescence

Capsule ellipsoid, 1·5 mm. long, valves equal 3-ribbed.

Ovary ellipsoid, about 1·25 mm. long, slightly 6-ribbed

Spathellae sessile, apical, obovoid, up to 2 mm. long

Tepals needle-like, about 0·5 mm. long

Stamen 1, filament up to 1·5 mm. long

Stigmas subulate, about 0·3 mm. long

Gynophore about 0·3 mm. long

Anthers about 0·5 mm. long

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Growth form	herb
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Distribution

Inversodicraea pygmaea world distribution map, present in Gabon and Guinea

Conservation status

Identifiers

LSID	urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:688263-1
WFO ID	wfo-0000731822
COL ID	6MVH8
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Synonyms

Ledermanniella pygmaea Inversodicraea pygmaea