Involucre
campanulate; bracts in 3 or 4 rows, ± linear, pilose; inner bracts with membranous tip
Receptacle
conical, epaleate
Ray florets
female, fertile or sterile, yellow or white; corolla tube short or 0, ciliate and glandular on margin, with obovate, 2- or 3-toothed lamina, 3 to 4 times longer than tube
Disc florets
bisexual, fertile, yellow; corolla tube somewhat compressed, winged, glandular on margins, 4-lobed, with 2 lateral lobes somewhat cucullate, dorsal and ventral lobes ovate
Anthers
ecalcarate and ecaudate, with ovate, apical appendage
Style
terete, somewhat swollen at base, with oblong, truncate branches; cells of stylopodium thick-walled
Cypselas
oblong, 4-angled, glandular
Pappus
of minute scales or 0
x = 10
Nomenclature:
Inezia
E.Phillips
Phillips: 297 (1932)
Brusse: 27 (1989)
Bremer & Humphries: 146 (1993)
Bremer: 471 (1994)
Distribution & Notes:
Southern Africa
: Species 2:
Inezia integrifolia
(Klatt) E.Phillips and
I. speciosa
Brusse, endemic, Northern Province, Mpumalanga and Swaziland
BREMER, K. & HUMPHRIES, C. 1993. Generic monograph of the
Asteraceae
-
Anthemideae
.
Bulletin of the Natural History Museum, Botany Series
23
BRUSSE, F. 1989.
Asteraceae
. A new species of
Inezia
(
Anthemideae
) from the north-eastern Transvaal.
Bothalia
19
PHILLIPS, E.P. 1932.
Inezia
, a new genus of
Compositae
from South Africa.
Kew Bulletin
1932
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