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Angelica L.

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Angelica L., Sp. Pl. 243 (1753)
Angelica L.

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Exotic
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New Zealand
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L.
L.
1753
243
ICN
Angelica L.
genus
Angelica

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Angelica

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Angelica L.

Plant dioec. or polygamous; umbels compound; primary rays us.∞; general involucre of few bracts, or 0; secondary us. ∞. Calyx-teeth minute or 0; petals white to greenish. Fr. dorsally much compressed; commissure broad; mericarps almost flat, with 2 broad marginal wings and 3 prominent dorsal ribs. Vittae various in number. Perennial herbs or subshrubs with us. ternately or pinnately compound lvs. Some 70 spp., mainly of northern hemisphere; the N.Z. spp. endemic.

Angelica L.

Glabrous or tomentose biennial to perennial herbs, with stout taproots. Lvs 2-3-pinnate or ternate; segments usually broad. Umbels compound, pedunculate; bracts usually 0, sometimes present, linear; bracteoles usually numerous, entire, rarely pinnate or 0. Petals usually white or green, sometimes pink, purple or violet, regular, with entire, acuminate, inflexed apex; calyx teeth evident, minute or 0. Fr. ovate, oblong or globose, strongly flattened dorsally, not beaked, spineless, but sometimes tomentose; commissure broad; ribs 5 per mericarp; dorsal ribs slender or slightly winged; lateral ribs with a broad, thin, or corky wing; lateral wings of opposing mericarps not appressed; vittae few to numerous in furrows.

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Angelica L.
Nepal
Angelica L.
New Zealand
North Auckland Land District

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96fe7e06-c2f9-464f-a96e-5bfb6165d1d0
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Names_Plants
1 January 2000
26 August 2008
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