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Juncaginaceae (3)
Cycnogeton (8)
Tetroncium (2)
Triglochin (22)
Abbotia
Hexaglochin
Juncago
= Lilaea
Heterostylus
Triglochin bulbosa complex (7)
Triglochin maritima complex (3)
Triglochin calcitrapa (4)
Triglochin centrocarpa (2)
Triglochin hexagona (1)
Triglochin isingiana (2)
Triglochin longicarpa (1)
Triglochin minutissima
Triglochin mucronata (3)
Triglochin muelleri
Triglochin palustris (14)
Triglochin protuberans
Triglochin scilloides (6)
Triglochin stowardii
Triglochin striata (25)
Triglochin trichophora
Triglochin turrifera
Maundiaceae (1)
Scheuchzeriaceae (1)
Triglochin compacta Adamson
Nomenclature
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Genus: TriglochinUnranked: Triglochin bulbosa complex
SUMMARY
Plants (10–)15–50 cm high, with fusiform bulbs; bulbs covered in dry, rather soft, brown fibres, these up to 5 cm long. Leaves few, formed after flowering, mostly reaching only half of the height of plants. Outer leaves strap-shaped, shorter and wider than inner leaves, up to 4 cm long, mucronate, inner leaves abruptly narrowing above the ligule, less than 0.5 mm wide, distinctly longer than outer leaves, leaves generally larger and more numerous after fruit maturity. Inflorescences dense, with (6–)10–50 flowers. Flowers 1 .5–3 mm long. Pedicels elongated at fruiting time, up to 2–7 mm long, mostly curved inwards towards the apex. Infructescences 5–20 cm long. Fruits narrowly ovoid, 6–10 mm long, 1–2 mm wide. Mericarps dorsally curved upwards, connate at the carpophore; tips curved outwards. Carpophore often with three basal membranous outgrowths.