DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15139254
title: Table 4 in Evolutionary relationships, biogeography and morphological characters of Glinus (Molluginaceae), with special emphasis on the genus composition in Sub-Saharan Africa

description: Table 4. List of species and vouchers used in the carpological analysis. The specimens used for both anatomy and SEM analyses are marked with an asterisk (*) after the herbarium acronym. The samples of the widely distributed species G. lotoides and G. oppositifolius originated from different regions of the World.
SpeciesOrigin of the materialG. bainesiiBotswana, Ngamiland, 100 m S of Samudupe newbridge, 19 Feb 2008, B. Farrington et al. 486 (K)*;G. dictamnoidesKenya, South province, Magadi road, 3000 ft, 8 Aug 1943, P.R.O. Bally 2679 (G)*; Sri Lanka, Central province, Sep 1974, D.B. Sumithraarachchk 496 (K);G. hirtusSouth Africa, Northern Cape, Henkries, 30 Nov 1897, B. Schlechter s.n. (G); Malawi, Zomba, 2500-3500 ft, [without date] A. Whyte s.n. (G); Senegal, [without exact location and date] Perrottet 373 (G); Somalia, Ganaane to Marro Mogale Umberto I, Mar 1893, D. Riva 736 (G); Nigeria, Niger prov., Bida distr., 1 Mar 1968, B.O. Daramola & A. Binuyo 61930 (K)*; Burkina Faso, Kompienga, 40 km E of Tindangou, 2 May 2003, L. Sanou & M. van Slageren 1352 (K); DR Congo, Inkisi river, 17 Oct 2007, Nsimundele 2060 (BR0000000530230);G. lotoidesIndonesia, Java, 1908, H. Winkler s.n. (BM); Madagascar [Boeny Region], Madirovalo, 4 Oct 1930, M. Decary 8194 (G); Israel, Upper Jordan valley, 19 Jul 1943, T. Kushnir s.n. (HUJ)*; Australia, Northern territory, Simpson desert, Jul 1968, A.E. Orchard 759 (K); Nigeria, Kainji Lake, 21 Jul 1973, R. Linnavuori s.n. (H1209977)*; Niger, 100 km S of Agadez, 23 Nov 1985, C. Pase 3149 (K);G. ononoides[India, leg. D. Freyn] (G00808773)*G. oppositifoliusPhilippines, [no location and year] Blanco 385 (LE); India [state of Assam], Cachar [distr.], Mar 1873, R.L. Keenan s.n. (K000641798), type of Mollugo hirta var. keenanii; [Vietnam] nr Hanoi, Jun 1891, B. Balansa 4613 (K000641793), as G. herniarioides; DR Congo, Boma, 1 Aug 1913, Bequaert 536 (BR000000895538) (var. Glinus oppositifolius keenanii); Tanzania, Kyimbila distr. N of Lake Nyasa, 1915, A. Stolz s.n. (K)*; [DR Congo] Mateba, 14 Dec 1912, R. Verschueren 203 (BR000000895505); Sierra Leone, nr Kasanko, 13 May 1951, P. Adams 225 (K); Tanzania, [Tanga Region] Handeni distr., Horogwe to Handeni, 18 Nov 1955, E. Milne-Redhead & P. Taylor 7337 (K) (var. Glinus oppositifolius keenanii); Zambia, Mongu distr., Kande Lake, 8 miles NE of Mongu, 11 Nov 1959, R.B. Drummond & A.J.Cookson 6335 (E); Angola, Cuando-Cubango prov., Longa, 1360 m, 17 Mar 1960, E.J. Mendes 3155 (M) (var. Glinus oppositifolius glomeratus); DR Congo, 26 km NW of Lubumbashi, Lupoto, 2 Mar 1961, A. Schmitz 7129 (P05307011) (var. Glinus oppositifolius glomeratus); DR Congo, Katanga prov., Kundelungu Plateau, Lualaba, 1700 m, Mar 1969, S. Lisowski & al. 4053 (BR0000018268348) (var. Glinus oppositifolius glomeratus); India, Goa State, Dec 2018, A. Sukhorukov s.n. (MW)*;G. orygioidesAustralia, Eyre Lake, 29 Sep 2007, M.J. Thorpe et al. 119 (K)*;G. radiatusCuba, 1824, Anonymous s.n. (BR); Dominican Rep., Santo Domingo, Jul 1912, M. Fuertes 1859 (E); Mexico, Temascaltepec distr., Feb 1933, G. B. Hinton 4065 (BR)*; Venezuela, Estado Guárico, 8 May 2010, A. Fernández et al. 27692 (G);G. sessiliflorusAustralia, Northern Territory, Annaburroo, 8 Sep 2002, B.J. Lepschi & J.R. Connors 4854 (W)*;G. setiflorusEthiopia, Ogaden, nr Mardere, 2 Dec 1953, G. Popov 1143 (K)*; Somalia, El Buur distr., 27 km S of Guri Ceel, 6 Jun 1988, P. Kuchar 17836 (K);G. zambesiacusZambia, Barotseland [Western province], Mongu, 6 Feb 1966, Robinson 6780 (M)*; DR Congo, Katanga prov., Pweto, 18 May 1971, F. Malaisse 6767 (BR0000018269567).
description: Published as part of Sukhorukov, Alexander P., Sennikov, Alexander, Veranso-Libalah, Marie Claire, Kushunina, Maria, Nilova, Maya V., Heath, Roger, Heath, Alison, Mazei, Yuri & Zaika, Maxim A., 2021, Evolutionary relationships, biogeography and morphological characters of Glinus (Molluginaceae), with special emphasis on the genus composition in Sub-Saharan Africa, pp. 1 in PhytoKeys 173 on page 1, DOI: 10.3897/phytokeys.173.60898