Melica inaequiglumis

الوصف النباتي

الأزهار

Inflorescence & flowers: In the diagnostic description, the lower glume is half the length of the upper glume or less. Mouterde found that the Lebanese and Syrian specimens he examined instead had a lower-to-upper glume ratio of one-half to two-thirds, intermediate between the descriptions of M. cupani and M. inaequiglumis, and tentatively placed them with the latter.

مواسم النبات

الفنلوجية

Phenology: April–July.

الانتشار الموثق

Lebanese distribution: Baalbeck is cited under M. inaequiglumis. Material examined and provisionally placed in M. inaequiglumis in a broad sense came from Jezzine, Togra Pass, Ain Zehalta, Bhamdoun, Douma, Tartij, Hasroun, Afqa, Bcharre, Sannine, Qaa er Rine, Ammiq, Wadi el Harir and the road to Yanta.

Syrian distribution: Provisionally assigned material from Wadi el Qarn, Qaldoun, Houreire, Kutchuk Darmik, Tell Ahmar, Soueida, Kafer and Tell Qouleib.

Historical locality: Mouterde also lists Qalaat Jendel under M. inaequiglumis; its country grouping in that passage is not unambiguous.

Recorded locations: Sannine and Makmel.

Native range: Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Kirgizstan, Lebanon-Syria, Pakistan, Palestine, Sinai, Tadzhikistan, Transcaucasus, Türkiye and Uzbekistan.

لمحة نباتية

بنية النبات

Life-form & habit: Perennial. Mouterde distinguishes this taxon from the preceding M. cupani account chiefly by its looser, slightly more nodding panicles and more unequal glumes.

دورة الحياة

معمرة

الفصيلة والتصنيف

الاسم العلمي المقبول

Melica inaequiglumis

الفصيلة

نجيلية

أسماء علمية بديلة قيد التحقق

Synonyms: Melica cupani var. inaequiglumis (Boiss.) Regel; Melica persica subsp. inaequiglumis (Boiss.) Bor.

نباتات من الفصيلة نفسها

Imperata cylindrica

Lolium rigidum

بوص جنوبي

Phragmites australis subsp. australis (Cavanilles) Trinius ex Steudel

مكانس

Piptatherum miliaceum E.Fourn., 1866