DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15145353
title: Table 3 in Molecular phylogenetic data and seed coat anatomy resolve the generic position of some critical Chenopodioideae (Chenopodiaceae - Amaranthaceae) with reduced perianth segments

description: Table 3. Additional noteworthy characters evolved in Blitum and Oxybasis. This table summarises life history and carpological data from Sukhorukov and Zhang (2013), Sukhorukov et al. (2013), Sukhorukov (2014), with additional information included for Blitum virgatum subsp. montanum and B. korshinskyi.
Taxon/CharacterLife historyPerianth segmentsCells of the outer pericarp layerPericarp adherence to the seed coatSeed shape and colourSeed surfaceSeed keelThickness of seed-coat testa (µm)Acicular outgrowths of the testa cellsPresence of spatial heterospermySeed embryo positionBlitum antarcticumshort-lived perennial herbbasally connatespongyscraped off the seedroundish, redalveolate-12-20--verticalB. asiaticumannualfreenot spongyeasily rupturedroundish, redundulate+7-10--verticalB. atriplicinumannual or short-lived perennial herbbasally connatenot spongyhardly removedroundish, redalveolate, with hairy-like outgrowths-17-25+-verticalB. bonus-henricusperennial herbbasally connatespongyscraped off the seedroundish, redsmooth-37-45-+vertical, rarely horizontalB. californicumperennial herbbasally connatespongyscraped off the seedroundish, redalveolate-25-30 and 37-45 (heterospermous)-+verticalB. capitatumannual or short-lived perennial herbbasally connatenot spongyhardly removedovate, redundulate+ (two keels and a groove between them)12-15-+verticalB. hastatumannual or short-lived perennial herbconnate to 1/3not spongyhardly removedovate, redundulate+ (two keels and a groove between them15-18-+verticalB. korshinskyiannual or short-lived perennial herbalmost freenot spongyhardly removedovate, redundulate+ (two keels and a groove between them)10-12--verticalB. litwinowiiannual or short-lived perennial herbbasally connatenot spongyhardly removedovate, redalveolate+ (two keels and a groove between them)10-12--verticalB. nuttallianumannualfree, or perianth absentnot spongyhardly removedroundish, redalveolate, with hairy-like outgrowths-8-10+-verticalB. petiolareannual or short-lived perennial herbbasally connatenot spongyhardly removedovate, redalveolate+ (two keels and a groove between them)15-17--verticalB. virgatumannual or short-lived perennial herbbasally connatenot spongyhardly removedovate, redundulate+ (two keels and a groove between them)10-12-+verticalOxybasis chenopodioidesannualfused in almost all flowers, free only in some flowersnot spongyeasily rupturedroundish, redminutely pitted-10-15+vertical and horizontalO. glaucaannualbasally connatenot spongyeasily rupturedroundish, redminutely pitted-10-15 and 17-25 (heterospermous)++vertical and horizontalO. gubanoviiannualbasally connatenot spongyhardly removedroundish, redsmooth (minutely pitted)+ (one keel)12-15+-verticalO. macrospermaannualconnate to the middle or almost to the topspongyscraped off the seedroundish, redreticulate with minutely pitted dots-12-20+-vertical and horizontalO. mexicanaannualbasally connatenot spongyeasily rupturedroundish, redreticulate with minutely pitted dots-20-25++vertical and horizontalO. micranthaannualbasally connatenot spongyscraped off the seedroundish, redminutely pitted+ (one keel)12-15+-horizontal, rarely verticalO. rubraannualbasally connatenot spongyeasily rupturedroundish, redreticulate with minutely pitted dots-10-15+vertical and horizontalO. urbicaannualbasally connatepapillatescraped off the seedroundish, blackminutely pitted-42-50+-horizontal
description: Published as part of Sukhorukov, Alexander P., Nilova, Maya V., Krinitsina, Anastasiya A., Maxim A. Zaika,, Erst, Andrey S. & Shepherd, Kelly A., 2018, Molecular phylogenetic data and seed coat anatomy resolve the generic position of some critical Chenopodioideae (Chenopodiaceae - Amaranthaceae) with reduced perianth segments, pp. 103 in PhytoKeys 109 on page 103, DOI: 10.3897/phytokeys.109.28956, http://zenodo.org/record/1476320