Photo: Torrey (1848) illustration of Fallugia paradoxa.

Eastern Mojave Vegetation	Torrey (1848) illustration of Fallugia paradoxa.

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Fallugia paradoxa, Endl. gen. 6385, Sieversia paradoxa, Don. in Linn., trans. 14, p. 576, t. 22. A remarkable resaceous shrub, with white flowers, and very long slender plumosa tails to the carpels. It differs, in some respects, from Endlicher's character of the genus; but I have not had an opportunity of comparing it with Don's description and figure. It was found in various parts of the valley of the Del Norte. Can it be Geum dryadoides, DC.?

Article records that use this photograph:

Checklist Flora of Native and Naturalized Vascular Plants of Golden and Vicinity, Jefferson County, Colorado: Emory, 1848, publication details. Notes on Fallugia paradoxa, Torrey, 1848.

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