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Tripogon (Gramineae) in Thailand

open access: yesBlumea: Journal of Plant Taxonomy and Plant Geography, 2003
Survey with key of the 4 species of Tripogon (Gramineae) of Thailand with an emended description of T ...
J F Veldkamp, J F Veldkamp
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Studies in the Gramineae: XIX

Kew Bulletin, 1960
Gramen perenne laxe caespitosum, e rhizomate tenui ortum; culmi 1-2 m. alti, robusti, nodis atro-purpureis. Foliorum vaginae glabrae; laminae 25-40 cm. longae et 7-17 mm. latae, planae, sine auriculis. Panicula anguste ovata, 20-30 cm. longa; rami primarii flexuosi, patentes, spiculis prope apicem fasciculatis.
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Studies in the Gramineae: VIII

Kew Bulletin, 1966
Spikelets in dense clusters distant along a central axis, the clusters deciduous as a whole; glumes awn-like, long-ciliate . Melanocenchris Nees Spikelets not in deciduous clusters: Spikelets containing only I floret (a second male floret may precede the rhachilla extension in Gymnopogon), the rhachilla prolonged or not but without a distinct barren ...
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Studies in the Gramineae: XXVIII

Kew Bulletin, 1968
Gramen perenne, aut laxe caespitosum et erectum aut stoloniferum et adscendens. Culmi 3-6-nodes, usque 65 cm. alti. Foliorum vaginae glabrae, basales carinatae et flabellatae; ligulae brevissimae, 0-5 mm. longae, membranaceae, minute ciliatae; laminae lineares, 5-15 cm. longae, 2-3 mm.
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Studies in the Gramineae: XXIV

Kew Bulletin, 1971
Gramen perenne, caespitosum; culmi tenues, duri, I m. alti, erecti. Foliorum laminae planae, usque 25 cm. longae et 4 mm. latae, acuminatae, ad apicem filiformem attenuatae. Panicula lanceolata, 20-25 cm. longa; rami primarii patentes vel adscendentes, 3-5 cm.
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Triterpenoids of the gramineae

Phytochemistry, 1970
Abstract The distribution of triterpenes was studied in 56 species of the Gramineae and their wide occurrence confirmed. Twenty-eight triterpenes were identified and triterpene methyl ethers, especially those of fernane and arborane groups, were found to be characteristic constituents of this family.
T. Ohmoto, M. Ikuse, S. Natori
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