|   | Plant Detail 
                                                 Botanical Name  
                                             Geranium mascatense  - Boiss. Voy.  Family                  Geraniaceae    Common Name                  Regal Geranium, Lady Washington   Habit     Herb    Synonym                 Geranium oscellatum Jacquem.     Habitat                 Planted       Color Of Flower                 Scarlet red       Key Characters                sepals 5, sometimes spurred or saccate.   | 
| Systematic Position 
                                                     Division  :
                                                 
                                                    Dicotyledonae
                                                 
                                                     Class  :
                                                  Polypetalae  
                                                     Series  :
                                                 Disciflorae  
                                                     Order  :
                                                 
                                                    Geraniales
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| Plant Description Annual, small, hoary, pubescent herb or undershrub up to 30 cm tall; leaves opposite, orbicular, palmately cleft, segments 5-7, lobes sparsely pubescent, cuneate 3-5 fid; stipules lanceolate; petiole with trichomes; flowers rosy red, bisexual, regular, solitary or paired, sometimes grouped at nodes with short peduncles; bracts- bracteoles present; sepals-5, rigid, ovate, mucronate, imbricate; petals 5, broadly obovate, much longer than sepals, imbricate, purple with a darker eye, glabrous, alternating with 5 glands; stamens 10, free or connate with nectaries at the base, filaments white, slightly monadelphous, glabrous, anthers purple; ovary superior, 5-celled, beaked, ovules superposed, 1 in each locule, styles-5, longitudinally stigmatose, stigma purple; capsule 5 lobed, beaked, that coils up elastically; seeds smooth. | |