Oligobotrya

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 Oligobotrya subsp. var.  
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Oligobotrya (few clusters). Liliaceae. One species, in China, intermediate between Smilacina and Polygonatum. It is an erect herb, 3 ft. and more tall, adapted (in England) to a shady moist border such as is suited to hardy cypripediums. O. Henryi, Baker, is the species: Lvs. ovate-oblong or ovate, alternate, sessile or short-stalked, many-nerved, pubescent, about 4 in. long: fls. white or pale yellow, in terminal simple or branching racemes; perianth-tube cylindric, ⅓ in. long, the 6 broad lobes shorter and spreading; stamens joined to throat of corolla, the filaments very short; ovary ovoid, the stigma 3-lobed. B.M. 8238. Var. violacea, C. H. Wright, has a violet perianth-tube and paler lobes. B.M. 8238.


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