Beet L.

A genus of chenopodiaceae
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Beet genus, distributed in Europe , Asia And northern Africa, among which beet B. Vulgaris L. widely planted all over the world, there are many varieties, the original roots of the thick, fleshy, for sugar use, all over the north of China are cultivated, its variant seale var.cicla L. For vegetables, common cultivation in central and southern China.
Chinese name
Beet L.
Latin name
Beta L.
world
plantae
The door
angiospermophyta
The outline
Dicotyledonous plants
Orders,
Centrospermata
Families,
chenopodiaceae
subfamily
Cycloblastinae
The family
betaeae
Number of species
About 10 kinds
Flora of China
25 (2) : 10

Morphological characteristics

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Annual, biennial or perennial herbs, smooth without hair. Stems erect or slightly prostrate, arrowed. Leaves alternate, subwhole. Flowers bisexual, without bracteolate, solitary or 2-3 clusters, arranged in terminal spikes above branches; Perianth bedded, 5-lobed, base connate with ovary, fruit stiff, lobes erect or incurved, abaxially with longitudinal ridge; stamen 5, periposition, filament-like, anther moment round; Stigma 2-3, rarely more, medial lateral papillae; ovule Almost sessile. The lower part of the fruit is conjunctive with the base of the perianth, the upper part is thick and succulent or sclerotic. Seed apex flat, rounded, transverse; The seed coat is crusty, shiny, separated from the pericarp; Embryo annular or subannular, with more endosperm. [1]

Origin distribution

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About 10 species of this genus are found in Europe, Asia and northern Africa. 1 species (including 4 varieties) from China, all cultivated plants. [1]

Subordinate classification

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beet Beta vulgaris L. [1]