10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCAPOSE»
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... stellate hairs, sometimes nearly glabrous or with simple hairs in Draba but then
plants scapose or nearly scapose with only 1-2 reduced stem leaves; leaves
entire to toothed, not auriculate except in Arabis and Halimolobos 2 Leaves
pinnatif ...
Sherel Goodrich, Elizabeth Neese, United States. Forest Service. Intermountain Region, 1986
2
The Jepson Manual: Vascular Plants of California
D. cruciata Payson (p, 547) MINERAL KING DRABA Per, tufted, scapose. ST: (3)
5414(18) ст, unbranched, glabrous or hairy proximally with stalked, (3)4(5)-rayed
hairs, glabrous distally. LF: basal (4)6111(16) mm, oblanceolate to ovate, entire ...
Bruce G. Baldwin, Douglas H. Goldman, 2012
Widely distributed in the United States. Doubtfully distinct as a species from C.
sativa. 23. DRABA (118) Contributed by C. Leo Hitchcock Plants of diverse habit,
annual, biennial, or perennial, with scapose or leafy stems, usually pubescent
with ...
Thomas Henry Kearney, Robert Hibbs Peebles, 1960
Inflorescence sometimes sessile or subsessile but usually scapose, monochasial
or racemose and capitate or spicate, simple or, rarely, branched; if scapose the
scape below the inflorescence sometimes provided with a leaf or a larger bract.
R. scabrida Stems simple and monocephalous, + scapose; lvs. mostly basal. Lvs.
green, not tomentose. Heads with at least 20 phyllaries and 6-10 rays; lvs.
glabrous. Siskiyou Co 3. R. Pringlei Heads with ca. 8—13 phyllaries, discoid or
with ...
Philip Alexander Munz, 1973
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The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California
Pis ± scapose, ± densely white-woolly var. lanosa 16' Pis not scapose, gen thinly
gray-cobwebby 17 . Basal lvs strongly fleshy, 2-pinnately lobed; sts ± spreading;
SCo var. orcuttiana 17' Basal lvs not strongly fleshy, gen 1-pinnately lobed; ...
7
A Manual of the Flowering Plants of California
Pappus promptly deciduous, or with 1 to 4 bristles persistent ; stems leafy, or
scapose with the leaves all basal 18. Malacothrix. Pappus persistent or
subpersistent, the bristles about 30 to 45 ; stems scapose, the leaves all basal 19.
Apargidium ...
8
New Flora and Botany of North America: Or a Supplemental ...
Plantago albiflora Raf. scapose, leaves petiolate ample ovate, acute at both ends
base repand dentate, 7nerved, very smooth ; scape longer striate subpilose
below, spike elongate imbricate, at -base subverticillate, flowers smooth, calix
and ...
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque, 1836
9
Illustrated Flora of the Pacific States, Washington, Oregon, ...
Flowers perfect or unisexual in two types of inflorescence, basal and scapose.
Perianth none. Basal flowers enclosed by the sheathing leaf-bases, pistillate;
carpels solitary, 1-seeded; style long and filamentous, tipped by a capitate stigma
...
Le Roy Abrams, Roxana Stinchfield Ferris, 1923
10
Gentry's R’o Mayo Plants: The Tropical Deciduous Forest & ...
Scapose perennial from bulb; leaflets 5-11, longer than wide, shallowly to deeply
lobed; flowers blue, pink, or shades of purple, Jun-Aug. An anomalous collection
from Mesa El Campanero (McMahon 161), appears to be intermediate between ...
Paul Schultz Martin, 1998
