| Rhus tripartitum | |||||
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| Area of variety | Mediterranean
coastal garigue and Saharo-Arabian territories From Sham area extending to Wadi Araba, Batra (Jordan), and Hejaz mountain. Syria between Homs and Euphrates river area (with Pistacia atlantica) Egypt, Libya and Morocco (with Stipa tenacissima) |
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| Plant description | |||||
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Dioecious shrub: with twisted and thorny branches, glabrous or almost so, 1-2(-3) m. Leaves: up to 2 cm., deciduous, 3-foliolate, glabrous; petiole a little shorter than the leaflets; leaflets 0.4-2 cm., sessile, obovate, cuneate, distinctly or obscurely few-lobed, lobes often dentate. Panicles short, 2-3 cm., axillary or terminal. Flower: minute, green. Calyx about 1 mm.; lobes 5, ovate. Petals 5, 2 mm., greenish, ovate-lanceoelate, obtuse, greenish. Stamens 5. Fruit: 5-7 mm., globular, red, glossy, glabrous. |
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