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1869, Fridericus Welwitsch, Sertum Angolense, sive Stirpium quarundam novarum vel minus cognitarum in itinere per Angolam et Benguellam observatarum Descriptio Iconibus illustrata (The Transactions of the Linnean Society of London; XXVII, part I), London: Taylor and Francis, Ordo Gentianaceæ. Trib. I. Gentianeæ. Subtr. 2. Chloreæ, DC. Prodr. ix. p. 49. Faroa, Welw. gen. nov.: Faroa salutaris, Welw. n. sp., page 46:

Radix annua [vel plurennis?]*, cylindracea, firmula, in speciminibus vetustioribus sat longa, perpendicularis, fibris lateralibus subsimplicibus elongatis stipata, ad collum incrassatum multiceps, foliorumque primordialium rosula, in planta florente non raro jam emarcida, coronata.
* Plurima loco citato a me collecta specimina habitu suo plantam quidem annuam indicant, ast simul alia robustiora adsunt, quorum radix circa collum valde incrassata et fere lignosa vitam plurennem vel saltem biennem indigitat.

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〃, Ordo Gramineæ. Trib. IV. Stipaceæ, Kunth, Gram. 57.: 1. Aristida prodigiosa, Welw. n. sp., page 80:

Cæspitosa, plurennis, gracilis; culmo glabro 1–3-pedali, nodis coloratis imberbibus; foliis radicalibus angustissimis, sub-4-pollicaribus, glaucis, sub lente scabrido-puberulis, ligulis brevissimis ciliatis; panicula lineari-oblonga, multiflora, ½–1-pedali, ramis 2–5 fasciculatis fere a basi floriferis, spiculas plures, sub 3, lineares, pedicellatas gerentibus; glumæ subæquales acutæ, hirsutæ vel glabratæ, basi violaceo-coloratæ, ad infimam basim trinerves; flosculus, dempta arista, glumarum dimidium vix æquans, glaber; arista circumscisse decidua, stipite 1½ lin. longo, vix torto, glabro, conico, intus cavo, setis lateralibus nudis, intermedia basi nuda, a medio ad apicem usque plumoso-pennata, laterales duplo et ultra superante.

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1902 July 8th, Franz Buchenau, IV. 131.: Tropaeolaceae (Das Pflanzenreich: Regni vegetablilis conspectus; 10. Heft), Leipzig: Verlag von Wilhelm Engelmann, Clavis analytica specierum: A.b.α.III., page 12:

Plantae annuae (in terra natali plurennes?), radice fusiformi. Stipulae nullae vel tenerrimae. Petala integra, superiora breviora.

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1948, Franz Elfried Wimmer, “Vorarbeiten zur Monographie der Campanulaceae-Lobelioideae: II. Trib. Lobelieae”, in Annalen des Naturhistorischen Museums in Wien, volume 56 (overall work in German), page 368:

[…] solito soluti, raro omnes demum se ± solventes. Antherae 2 inferiores barbatae vel apud L. Stricklandae nudae. Plantae  p l u r e n n e s   m o n o c a r p a e a e   p r a e a l t a e  (4—10 m), racemis saepe longissimis.

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