Maxburretia rupicola

Description

Palm small, acaulescent, solitary (always ?), dioecious. Petiole metralis, semiteres, unarmed, posterior dome flat, untrinsecus gaunt, almost at the apex in the ribs, the base fibrous sheath, brownish - black, liguliforme, 10-20 cm. long and stalks clasping, in old age, the fibers remain independent" leaves 50-60 .. long, flabelliform, 1/3 of the little circle, under white, base cuneate, apex in skirts acute 12-18 cm. long, or 30-35 cm, 2 unicostulatas. broad, apex of a split, or fewer, broader, 2-4 costufatas tip that so many How much faith row. BROWN unisexualis, 45-60 cm. long, male, female, longer, in the 4-6 inforescentias partial pubescent, the male to female ramosiores, divided. SLICE brown, glabrous, strongly striated, acute, or acuminate, sometimes split. Flowers solitary, rarely 2-3 mass, spirally arranged; 2-5 mm in Male. long, linear obovate - oblong, 0-8-1 mm. thick, oblong - ovate, somewhat smaller males. Calyx about 0.8 mm. long; Sepals imhricata, ovate and pointed, wrinkled. Calyx corolla triple longer; petala striped imbricate. 6 stamens, petals little shorter, epipetala, filaments subulate, anthers cordate. Staminodia petals very small, 6. Ca1pella 3, very ventricose, fusiform, densely sericeous, 1-3 produce it, each one of in the style of the conical free greenhorn suddenly contracted; punctiforme stigma. Carpellodia minutes, glabrous. fruit youth was seen only specimen, erect, oblong - obovate; seed raising, white equality intrusion integumentali short, not having seen the embryo; stylare track or a little tip eccentric. (Gardens Bulletin, S.S. Vol. XI. (1941. (From the Latin) Editing by edric.