Notoceras bicorne (Aiton) Amo
التوأمان الصفيرا
Syn. Erysimum bicorne Aiton (1789)
Brassicaceae
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Morphological Description
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Description
Annual herb. Indumentum of appressed medifixed bifid hairs. Flowers very small, white, in dense racemes ; fruiting racemes up to 14 cm long, terminating all primary and secondary branches. Sepals about 1.5 mm long. Petals hardly longer than sepals. Fruit a linear, rather tetragonous siliqua up to 10 mm long, and 2 mm broad, torulose. Valves keeled, each ending in a short divergent horn.
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Description
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Habitat and Distribution
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Geographical Distribution Range
This Saharo-Arabian species is distributed from Morocco and Mauritania to Iran and Pakistan. It is native throughout the Arabian Peninsula..
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Ecology
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Phenology
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IUCN Red List Category
Not Evaluated
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Phenology
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Uses and Values
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Description of Traditional Uses
No specific documented uses were identified in accessible literature.
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Description of Traditional Uses