Azolla rubra R.Br.
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Azolla rubra R.Br., Prodr. Fl. Nov. Holland. 167 (1810)
Azolla rubra R.Br.
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Nomenclature
R.Br.
R.Br.
1810
167
ICN
Azolla rubra R.Br.
species
Azolla rubra
Lectotype (selected by Brownsey & Perrie 2014): Budgery's Bridge [Badgery's Bridge, Nepean River, New South Wales], R. Brown, Apr. 1805, BM! (photo WELT E463/16)
Classification
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Descriptions
Azolla rubra R.Br.
Plants 1-2.5 cm. long, about ovate to suborbicular, bipinnate, often in extensive masses, green to reddish brown above. Fronds densely imbricate, c. 1·5 mm. long, 2-lobed, the lobes about ovate, obtuse. Larger sporocarps globose, c. 1·5 mm. diam. Massulae of microspores with numerous glochidia; megaspores with 3 floats.
Taxonomic concepts
Azolla filiculoides var. rubra (R.Br.) Strasb.
Azolla rubra R.Br.
Azolla rubra R.Br.
Azolla rubra R.Br.
Azolla rubra R.Br.
Azolla rubra R.Br.
Azolla rubra R.Br.
Azolla rubra R.Br.
Azolla rubra R.Br.
Azolla rubra R.Br.
Azolla rubra R.Br.
Azolla rubra R.Br.
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typification
Lectotype (selected by Brownsey & Perrie 2014): Budgery's Bridge [Badgery's Bridge, Nepean River, New South Wales], R. Brown, Apr. 1805, BM! (photo WELT E463/16)
Etymology
From the Latin ruber (red), a reference to the colour of the plant when growing in exposed habitats.
Metadata
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scientific name
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1 January 2000
1 July 2014