Galium hirtum Lamarck, 1786
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Galium hirtum Lamarck |
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Galium hirtum Lamarck View in CoL
Figure 44 Galium hirtum Lamark (1786) : 583― Cabrera (1965b): 367; Flora
Argentina (2017); Tropicos (2017). Relbunium hirtum (Lam.) K. Schumann , ex Martius C. F. P. (1888):
107— Cabrera (1965b): 367.
Therophytes, native with distribution in the Southern Cone Region of South America.
Characteristics. Annual herb with tetragonal, pubescent stems. Leaves pubescent, ovate, with apex acute. Pseudoverticils formed by 2 leaves and 2 foliar stipules.
Flowers: solitarly upon peduncles that are smaller than the involucral bracts; 4 yellow, small petals. Fruit: a white berry.
Comments. This is a frequent species in the study area. It grows in shaded, moist soils and under the trees. It grows with other Galium species such as G. aparine , an annual herb with sticky hairs on leaves and fruits, and G. hipocarpium , a perennial herb with long peduncle flow- ers and red berries.
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