Celtica gigantea subsp. donyanae F. M. Vazquez & Barkworth 2004

Celtica gigantea subsp. donyanae (F.M. Vázquez & Devesa) F.M. Vázquez & Barkworth (Figure 51 (2)). Lemma dorsal surface: Characterised by fusiform to rectangular long cells of straight, acute to oblique apex (80–)90– 160(–210) × 7–14(–18) µm, smooth walls to 2 µm thick, linear distribution. Short cells: Silica cells of 10–14(15) × 10–12 µm, circular to ovoid, frequent, often in pairs with cork cells, situated between long cells, distributed irregularly, frequently solitary, density 18–25(–27) silica cells/100 µm 2; Cork cells (4–)5–7(–8) × 10–12 µm, reniform to fusiform, sporadic, always with a silica cell. Spines and hairs: Hooks absent Prickles not studied; Macro-hairs up to 910 µm long, circular base 24–38(–44) µm, irregularly distributed across entire surface. Lemma apical surface: Characterised by long cells similar to those of the dorsal area. Short cells: Silica cells equal in size, morphology, density and distribution; Cork cells equal in size, morphology and distribution. Spines and hairs: Hooks absent; Prickles not studied; Macro-hairs equal in size, morphology and irregular distribution to those at dorsal part, located across entire surface except distal part of apex. Upper apex smooth, lacking spines or hairs. Awn base surface: Characterised by long cells of acute to oblique apices up to 570 µm in twisted, flat and angled parts. Short cells absent. Spines and hairs: Hooks absent; Prickles of oblong to obovate base 21–28 × (8–)9–14 µm, up to 110 µm long, located across surface, flat and angled parts of twists, frequent, density 7–12 prickles/ 100 µm 2; Macro-hairs absent. Stomata paracytic of Parallel-sided subsidiary cells type, of linear distribution in the groove between twists and flat parts, density 2–4(–5) stomata/ 1 cm 2. Material studied: Morocco: Kénitra, Kenitra, Ameur Seflia. Forêst de Mamora, Oued Tiflet, 34,208 99, -6,36541, 18-IV-19, Pastizales, M. Chambouleyron, R. Lorenz & F. M. Vázquez, HSS, n.n.; Rabat, Pays de Zemmour, a 2 km de Rabat, 34,024 72, -6,60444, 170 m. s.a.l., 16-V-2010, R. Ferreira, R. Gavilán, C. Pinto-Gomes, D. Sánchez.Mata, F. M. Vázquez & B. Vilches, HSS n.n.

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Celtica gigantea subsp. donyanae F. M. Vazquez & Barkworth 2004

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Celtica gigantea subsp. donyanae F. M. Vazquez & Barkworth 2004

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Celtica gigantea subsp. donyanae (F.M. Vázquez & Devesa) F.M. Vázquez & Barkworth (Figure 51 (2)). Lemma dorsal surface: Characterised by fusiform to rectangular long cells of straight, acute to oblique apex (80–)90– 160(–210) × 7–14(–18) µm, smooth walls to 2 µm thick, linear distribution. Short cells: Silica cells of 10–14(15) × 10–12 µm, circular to ovoid, frequent, often in pairs with cork cells, situated between long cells, distributed irregularly, frequently solitary, density 18–25(–27) silica cells/100 µm 2; Cork cells (4–)5–7(–8) × 10–12 µm, reniform to fusiform, sporadic, always with a silica cell. Spines and hairs: Hooks absent Prickles not studied; Macro-hairs up to 910 µm long, circular base 24–38(–44) µm, irregularly distributed across entire surface. Lemma apical surface: Characterised by long cells similar to those of the dorsal area. Short cells: Silica cells equal in size, morphology, density and distribution; Cork cells equal in size, morphology and distribution. Spines and hairs: Hooks absent; Prickles not studied; Macro-hairs equal in size, morphology and irregular distribution to those at dorsal part, located across entire surface except distal part of apex. Upper apex smooth, lacking spines or hairs. Awn base surface: Characterised by long cells of acute to oblique apices up to 570 µm in twisted, flat and angled parts. Short cells absent. Spines and hairs: Hooks absent; Prickles of oblong to obovate base 21–28 × (8–)9–14 µm, up to 110 µm long, located across surface, flat and angled parts of twists, frequent, density 7–12 prickles/ 100 µm 2; Macro-hairs absent. Stomata paracytic of Parallel-sided subsidiary cells type, of linear distribution in the groove between twists and flat parts, density 2–4(–5) stomata/ 1 cm 2. Material studied: Morocco: Kénitra, Kenitra, Ameur Seflia. Forêst de Mamora, Oued Tiflet, 34,208 99, -6,36541, 18-IV-19, Pastizales, M. Chambouleyron, R. Lorenz & F. M. Vázquez, HSS, n.n.; Rabat, Pays de Zemmour, a 2 km de Rabat, 34,024 72, -6,60444, 170 m. s.a.l., 16-V-2010, R. Ferreira, R. Gavilán, C. Pinto-Gomes, D. Sánchez.Mata, F. M. Vázquez & B. Vilches, HSS n.n.

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Mohammed V University (MA), Government of Extremadura (ES)
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Cancer Treatment and Pharmacology
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