Murbeckiella Rothm. Murbeckiella Murbeckiella, (Lam.) Rothm.

3. Murbeckiella Rothm. 2

Perennial herbs; glabrous, or with stellate or long, unbranched hairs. Leaves entire to pinnatisect. Sepals unequal, the inner more or less saccate at base; petals white, emarginate. Fruit a siliqua; valves with a distinct median vein; style very short; stigma slightly 2-lobed. Seeds small (not more than 1-5 mm), often winged at apex. (Phryne sensu O. E. Schulz.) Literature: W. Rothmaler, Bot. Not. 1939: 467-76 (1939). R. Fernandes, Mem. Soc. Broter. 6: 79-91 (1950). O. E. Schulz in Engler, Pflanzenreich 86 (IV. 105): 169-75 (1924). 1 Basal leaves entire to crenate; fruiting pedicels 3-8 mm

2 Cauline leaves 6-9; stems leafy to apex 1. pinnatifida 2 Cauline leaves 3-5; stems leafy only in lower half 2. boryi 1 Basal leaves pinnatifid; fruiting pedicels 5-15 mm

3 Cauline leaves 4-8, pinnatifid, with 4-6 lobes on each side

3. zanonii 3 Cauline leaves 2-3, subentire to dentate 4. sousae

1. M. pinnatifida (Lam.) Rothm. , Bot. Not. 1939: 469 (1939)

( Braya pinnatifida (Lam.) Koch ; Sisymbrium pinnatifidum (Lam.) DC. ).

Sparsely to densely covered with stellate hairs; stems more or less densely leafy throughout. Basal leaves 1-2 cm, entire to repand-dentate; cauline 6-9, pinnatifid, with 4-6 lobes on each side. Pedicels 3-4 mm in fruit. Sepals l-5-2-5m m; petals 3-5- 4 mm, slightly emarginate. Siliqua 10-30 x 1 mm; style 0-25 mm, conical. Seeds 1x0-5 mm, wingless or winged only at apex. In = 16. Mountain rocks. • W. Europe, from C. Pyrenees to c. 8° E. in W.C. Alps. G a He Hs It.