Schoenus cuspidatus Rottb., Desc. Icon. Rar. Pl.
A taxonomic revision of Schoenus cuspidatus and allies (Cyperaceae, tribe Schoeneae) - Part 2
Fig. 3. Examples of plants from five species of the S. cuspidatus and allies group found in Southern Africa, showing the corresponding inflorescences beneath each plant: A and F—S. brunnescens; B and G—S.compactus; C and H—S.crassus; D and I—S.loreus; and E and J—S.galpinii. The black scale bar adjacent to the inflorescence in J represents 10 mm.
Fig. 4. Examples of plants from four species of the S.cuspidatus and allies group found in Southern Africa, showing the corresponding inflorescences beneath each plant: A and E—S. cuspidatus; B and F—S.graciliculmis; C and G—S.riparius; and D and H—S.australis. The black scale bar adjacent to the inflorescence in H represents 10 mm.
Fig. 12. Inflorescence variation in S.cuspidatus. The black scale bar represents 10 mm.
Fig. 5. Examples of spikelets from nine species of the S. cuspidatus and allies group found in Southern Africa:A—S. brunnescens; B—S. compactus; C—S. crassus; D—S.loreus; E—S. gal- pinii; F—S.cuspidatus; G—S.graciliculmis; H—S.riparius; and I—S.australis. The black scale bar represents 1 mm.
Fig. 6. Examples of nutlets from nine species of the S.cuspidatus and allies group found in Southern Africa:A—S. brunnescens; B—S. compactus; C—S. crassus; D—S. loreus; E—S. galpinii; F—S.cuspidatus; G—S.graciliculmis; H—S.riparius; and I—S.australis. The black scale bar represents 1 mm.
Fig. 13. Documented locations of S.cuspidatus.
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