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Linnaeus

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Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 96. 1754.

Common names: Cockscomb
Etymology: Greek keleos, burning, alluding to color and/or appearance of the inflorescence of C. cristata
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Latest revision as of 23:00, 5 November 2020

Herbs or subshrubs, annual or perennial. Stems erect or clambering-straggling. Leaves alternate, petiolate; blade mostly lanceolate, ovate, or deltate. Inflorescences terminal and often axillary spikes or panicles, often fasciated in cultivated forms, many-flowered. Flowers bisexual; tepals 3–5, distinct, membranous or scarious, usually glabrous; filaments connate basally into cups; anthers 4-locular; pseudostaminodes absent; ovules 3–many; style persistent, 0.2–4 mm; stigmas 2–3, capitate or subulate. Utricles ovoid, membranaceous, dehiscence centrally circumscissile. Seeds (2–)3–many, black, flattened. x = 9.

Distribution

Primarily tropical, subtropical Americas, Asia, and Africa.

Discussion

Species ca. 65 (5 in the flora).

Key

1 Styles 3-4 mm; inflorescences dense, cylindric, 13-20 mm diam. spikes, or fasciated, crested or plumose > 2
1 Styles 0.2-1 mm; inflorescences lax spikes or panicles, units less than 10 mm diam > 3
2 Inflorescences cylindric or ovoid spikes; tepals silvery white or pinkish Celosia argentea
2 Inflorescences fasciated, crested, or plumose; tepals pink, red, yellow, purple, or white Celosia cristata
3 Plants annual herbs; tepals silvery, whitish, or tannish, 1-veined, 2-3 mm Celosia trigyna
3 Plants perennial herbs, subshrubs, or shrubs; tepals green, greenish white, pinkish green, or white with reddish base, drying tan, striate, 3.5-6(-7) mm > 4
4 Leaf blades deltate to triangular-lanceolate, not lobed; stigmas 3. Celosia nitida
4 Leaf blades moderately hastate, lanceolate to ovate-lanceolate; stigmas 2. Celosia palmeri
... more about "Celosia"
Kenneth R. Robertson +
Linnaeus +
Cockscomb +
Primarily tropical +, subtropical Americas +, Asia +  and and Africa. +
Greek keleos, burning, alluding to color and/or appearance of the inflorescence of C. cristata +
Sp. Pl. +  and Gen. Pl. ed. +
1753 +  and 1754 +
grant1961a +  and grant1962a +
Celosia +
Amaranthaceae +