Odontites hispidulus

الوصف النباتي

Morphology: Annual herb. Mouterde’s regional O. lutea account describes rigid, erect, branched stems with short, curled hairs; short, lanceolate-linear to linear leaves, entire or slightly toothed, flat and often reflexed, the lower leaves soon falling; and elongated inflorescences. His key gives a height of 20–50 cm for this treatment. The calyx has triangular teeth about half as long as its tube. The corolla is yellow, with spreading lips; the glabrous anthers project beyond it. The capsule is ovate-elliptic and pubescent. The Lebanese variety hispidula is specifically distinguished by long, spreading hairs on its bracts and calyx.

مواسم النبات

الإزهار

Flowering: July–December, according to Mouterde’s regional treatment.

الانتشار الموثق

Endemic to Lebanon

Distribution in Lebanon: Kesrouan and surrounding areas: Beit Khachbo, Harissa, Ghazir, Aramoun, Dlepta, Chnan Air, above Jbail and Antoura, as recorded by Mouterde for var. hispidula.

Recorded locations: Kfertay; Zabbougha.

Native range: Lebanon; endemic to Lebanon. POWO explicitly describes the native range as Lebanon, while its distribution list uses the broader botanical recording unit Lebanon-Syria. Mouterde likewise states that var. hispidula is exclusive to Lebanon.

الفصيلة والتصنيف

الاسم العلمي المقبول

Odontites hispidulus

الفصيلة

هالوكية

أسماء علمية بديلة قيد التحقق

Synonym: Odontites luteus var. hispidulus Boiss., Fl. Orient. 4: 475 (1879); treated by Mouterde as O. lutea var. hispidula Boiss.

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