The family Xyridaceae comprises two genera of rushlike perennial or annual herbs, primarily
aquatic or of high hydroperiod soils. One genus (Abolboda, 10 supp.) is tropical American …

Annual or perennial, stemless to caulescent, usually rosulate, scapose ter-restrial herbs of
high-hydroperiod soils [rarely aquatic]. Roots mostly slender, diffuse-fibrous, with root hairs …

An examination of the rather small collection of Tennessee Xy rids at the Vanderbilt
University Herbarium has revealed a spec men labeled UX. caroliniana Walt."(this name …

Die Xyridaceen sind bis jetzt, soweit mir aus der Literatur bekannt ist, noch nie
entwickhmgsgeschichtlich untersucht worden. Eine Untersuchung der …

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Rosulate to caulescent, low and delicate to tall and coarse, perennial to annual, terrestrial
(rarely aquatic) herbs, mostly heliophytes of highhydroperiod acidic soils. Roots mostly …

This work is the first part of a treatment of New World Xyridaceae, exclusive of Xyris, and is
focused on the other four genera that make up this family, namely Abolboda (21 species) …

The species of Xylariaceae described below are among collections recently received at Kew
from Miss PA WRIGHT, made during a short period of service with the Department of …

Abolboda (Xyridaceae) is a small genus confined to northern South America where it occurs
in oligotrophic, wet habitats. Many taxa of Abolboda are endemic and appear to be …

The monocot family Xyridaceae comprises about 385 species in five genera: Abolboda,
Achlyphila, Aratitiyopea, Orectanthe, and Xyris. Xyridaceae are a morphologically diverse …