Abstract

This study dealt with comparative taxonomic study for the two species Amarantus albus L. and Amaranthus gracilis Defs. in Iraq . It was included the important morphological characters for roots, stems, leaves ,petioles ,inflorescences and its parts ,floral parts ,fruits and seeds . Also the dimensions and properties of each part have been recorded ,even its colors which helps in isolated and diagnosed the two species, the first one recognized by its white stems while the other one had red stems, also the first species characterized by axillaries sessile inflorescences with so small florets while the other one had terminal clusters spike inflorescence . Stamens were three in first species with short filament while they were 2-3 stamens with long filament in the other one. Also the study determined the rat of the flowering period for the two species as well as the study of ecological and geographical distribution for the two species in Iraq, the results documented with pictures. It could be depended to studied traits of the plant species for classification.

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  • ‫النتائج والمناقشة‬ ‫الصفات المظهرية ‪Morphological characters‬‬ ‫تمتاز اف ارد النوعين العائدين لمجنس بانيا اعشاب حولية‬ ‫‪ Annual herbs‬ذات جذور وتدية بيضاء مائمة الى المون‬ ‫البني الفاتح وبطول ‪ 14-8‬سم في النوع ‪Amaranthua‬‬ ‫‪ albus‬بينما بمغ ‪ 12-19‬سم في النوع ‪A.gracilis‬‬ ‫ذات ارئحة مميزة لوجود القمويدات ‪ .‬سيقان النوع الاول غضة‬ ‫عشبية مضمعة اسطوانية بيضاء المون وليذا السبب سمي‬ ‫النوع ‪ albus‬الذي يعني ابيض وىذا ما اكد عميو باحثون‬ ‫اخرون(‪

  • This study dealt with comparative taxonomic study for the two species Amarantus albus L. and Amaranthus gracilis Defs. in Iraq

  • The dimensions and properties of each part have been recorded,even its colors which helps in isolated and diagnosed the two species, the first one recognized by its white stems while the other one had red stems, the first species characterized by axillaries sessile inflorescences with so small florets while the other one had terminal clusters spike inflorescence

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