Eastern Mojave Vegetation
By Tom Schweich
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation | Images -- Species - Polemoniaceae |
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By Tom Schweich |
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| Aliciella monoensis
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Coll. No. 580 Aliciella monoensis near Adobe Hills Spillway. | Scanned 19 December 2013. Coll. No. 580, 7 Jul 2009, characters observed: Annual, to 25 cm., tap-rooted; Short stalked glandular, sand encrusted; Leaves, basal and cauline, basal, 16 mm. × 3 mm. wide, cauline, alternate, simple, not bristle-tipped; Calyx, lobes 5, equal, tube 1.5 mm. + lobes 1.0 mm. = 2.5 mm.; Corolla, tube 2.5 mm. + throat 3.0 mm. + lobes 1.5 mm. = 7.0 mm., throat widened near mouth, lobes ovate-acuminate; Style, 3 mm., persistent; Fruit, ellipsoid; Seeds, not gelatinous when wet.
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Coll. No. 580 Aliciella monoensis near Adobe Hills Spillway. | Scanned 19 December 2013. Coll. No. 580, 7 Jul 2009, characters observed: Annual, to 25 cm., tap-rooted; Short stalked glandular, sand encrusted; Leaves, basal and cauline, basal, 16 mm. × 3 mm. wide, cauline, alternate, simple, not bristle-tipped; Calyx, lobes 5, equal, tube 1.5 mm. + lobes 1.0 mm. = 2.5 mm.; Corolla, tube 2.5 mm. + throat 3.0 mm. + lobes 1.5 mm. = 7.0 mm., throat widened near mouth, lobes ovate-acuminate; Style, 3 mm., persistent; Fruit, ellipsoid; Seeds, not gelatinous when wet.
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| Aliciella pinnatifida
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Coll. No. 1903, Aliciella pinnatifida | Photographed 25 November 2018.
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Coll. No. 1741, Aliciella pinnatifida | Photographed 8 January 2018.
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| Collomia linearis
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Obs. No. 3759, Collomia linearis. | Photographed 12 July 2024.
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Coll. No. 2590.4, Collomia linearis | Photographed 11 December 2021.
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Coll. No. 713, Collomia linearis | Microphotograph made 19 Nov 2011. Calyx lobes that have become papery at upper left, capsule at lower left, and the three seeds that were in the capsule at lower right. Scale marks in millimeters. Coll. No. 713, 19 Nov 2011, characters observed while keying: Annual; Stem simple, unbranched; Leaves linear, 20-25 mm; Calyx membrane 0, lobes growing with capsule, becoming papery with age; Corolla white, 6-9 mm;
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Coll. No. 713, Collomia linearis | Scanned 19 Nov 2011. Coll. No. 713, 19 Nov 2011, characters observed while keying: Annual; Stem simple, unbranched; Leaves linear, 20-25 mm; Calyx membrane 0, lobes growing with capsule, becoming papery with age; Corolla white, 6-9 mm. Collection made near Sagehen Meadow, Mono County, California.
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| Eriastrum diffusum
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Coll. No. 616, Eriastrum diffusum | Scanned 29 Sep 2011. Grid is 10 x 10 to the inch. Collection was made in Wildrose Canyon, Mono County, California. Coll. No. 616, 27 June 2010, characters observed: Annual, to 10 cm.; Leaves, alternate, pinnately-lobed, lobes 5; Calyx, membrane not spout-like; Corolla, tube 6 mm. + throat 1 mm. + lobes 4 mm. × 1.8 mm. wide, lobes lavender, lobe tips > stamens; Stamens attached well below corolla sinus, unequal, exserted < ½ length of corolla lobes; Anthers exserted.
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| Eriastrum eremicum eremicum
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Coll. No. 564Eriastrum eremicum var. eremicum | Grid is 10 x 10 to the inch. Collection made near Garlock, San Bernardino County, California.
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Coll. No. 285, Eriastrum eremicum near Pinto Mountain. | Photograph taken May 25, 2001 on the telephone road just south of Pinto Mountain.
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Location of Collection No. 564, Eriastrum eremicum var. eremicum | Photograph taken April 25, 2009. Location is near Garlock, on Garlock Road at Charley Road, San Bernardino County, California.
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Coll. No. 564 Eriastrum eremicum var. eremicum | Grid is 10 x 10 to the inch. Collection made near Garlock, San Bernardino County, California.
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Coll. No. 90, Eriastrum eremicum var. eremicum | Scanned 10 January 2013. Collection made at Lobo Point, San Bernardino County, California.
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| Eriastrum signatum
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Coll. No. 481, Eriastrum signatum | The grid spacing is 1/4 inch. Coll. No. 481, 27 Nov 2011, characters observed while keying; Annual, not glandular; Corolla lobes blue, throat 4 mm, lobes 1 mm; Stamens attached at corolla sinus, equal (differentiates from E. wilcoxi), exserted < 1/2 corolla lobes; Anthers exserted. Collection was made at Coyote Spring, Mono County, Califoria.
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Coll. No. 481, Eriastrum signatum | The grid spacing is 1/4" horizontally. Coll. No. 481, 27 Nov 2011, characters observed while keying; Annual, not glandular; Corolla lobes blue, throat 4 mm, lobes 1 mm; Stamens attached at corolla sinus, equal (differentiates from E. wilcoxi), exserted < 1/2 corolla lobes; Anthers exserted. Collection was made at Coyote Spring, Mono County, California.
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| Eriastrum sparsiflorum
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Coll. No. 117, Eriastrum sparsiflorum | Scanned 12 January 2013. Collection was made at Lobo Point, San Bernardino County, California.
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Coll. No. 117, Eriastrum sparsiflorum | Scanned 12 January 2013. Top: corolla, showing stamens equal. Lower right: calyx, showing that two of the lobes are slightly larger than the other three. Lower left: bract, showing more lobes that than the leaves. Collection was made at Lobo Point, San Bernardino County, California.
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| Eriastrum wilcoxii
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Collection No. 586, Eriastrum wilcoxii at Black Point. | Grid is 10 x 10 to the inch, scanned 11 April 2010.
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Collection No. 586, Eriastrum wilcoxii at Black Point. | Grid is 10 x 10 to the inch, scanned 11 April 2010.
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Coll. No. 725, Eriastrum wilcoxii | Scanned 24 Oct 2011. Collected at lower Rush Creek, Mono County, California.
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Coll. No. 725, Eriastrum wilcoxii | Scanned 24 Oct 2011. Collected at lower Rush Creek, Mono County, California.
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| Gilia
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Coll. No. 4.1, Gilia | Photographed 2 January 2013. Keys like a large G. minor, but fine details of corolla throat markings have faded. Collected at the southern end of the Woods Mountains, San Bernardino County, Califoria.
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| Gilia aliquanta aliquanta
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Collection No. 451, Gilia aliquanta ssp. aliquanta, from the Mesquite Mountains | Scanned 21-Jan-06.
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Coll. No. 451, Gilia aliquanta ssp. aliquanta | Scanned 11 January 2013. Coll. No. 451, keyed 11 Jan 2013, characters observed: Annual, from stout taproot, to 15 cm.; Leaves basal and cauline, Basal leaves, pinnate lobed, sharp pointed, hairs non-glandular; Cauline leaves, different, terminal leaflet > lateral leaflet; Pedicel 1-8 mm. (with open flowers); Calyx 2.5 mm., nearly glabrous, some purple color (faded), fused membraneous, puffed (hard to see on pressed surfaces, look on unpressed sides of calices); Stamens = corolla lobes; Seeds >1 per chamber, light brown (greenish), gelatinous when wet. Collected in the Mesquite Mountains, San Bernardino County, California.
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| Gilia brecciarum brecciarum
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Coll. No. 774, Gilia brecciarum ssp. brecciarum | Photograph taken 20 June 2011. Collection made between lobes of the Horshoe Canyon moraine, three miles north of June Lake, Mono County, California.
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Coll. No. 774, Gilia brecciarum var. brecciarum | Scanned 23 Jan 2012. Coll. No. 774, 23 Jan 2012, characters observed while keying: Annual 10-20 cm; Stem scapose (as opposed to leafy); Leaves basal 25 mm x 7 mm wide, deeply pinnately lobed, lobes pointed but not bristly, petiole winged, cobwebby hairs, not glandular, cauline reduced above, 6 mm, alternate, expanded at base, with glandular trichomes and few hairs; Infloresence open; Flowers in heads of 2-3; Calyx lobes equal, membranous between the segments; Corolla long funnelform not quite salverform, 10 mm, 2 x calyx, throat yellow, wider than tube, exserted from calyx, lobes < tube, pink at center to purple at edges; Seeds > 1 / chamber, gelatinous when wet. Difficult to key, various keys will easily go to Aliciella leptomeria and Allophyllum giliodes, but repeated careful working led to Gilia brecciarum. Makes me think that all the collections of these three taxa in the Mono Basin should be reviewed.
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Coll. No. 957, Gilia brecciarum ssp. brecciarum | Scanned on Groundhog's Day, 2 Feb 2014. Coll. No. 957, 22 May 2014, characters observed: Annual, tap-rooted, to 12 cm.; Stem, lower white cobwebby hairs below middle, branches spreading; Leaves, mostly basal, petiole 12 mm. + blade 14 mm. × 5.5 mm. wide, deeply pinnately-lobed, some lobes 2-pinnate, axis 1.7 mm. wide, lobes to 2.5 mm., tips pointed but not bristle-tipped, hairs eglandular, cauline, expanded lobed at base; Inflorescence, not dense, flowers not in heads, pedicelled, glands long- stalked; Calyx, tube 3 mm. + lobes 1.5 mm. = 4.5 mm., membrane narrow in flower; Corolla, radial, funnel-shaped, tube 2.5 mm. + throat 2 mm. + lobes 2 mm. = 6.5 mm., i.e., lobes < tube, white + purple + yellow with purple streaks + white/purple; Style, not persistent; Fruit < calyx; Seeds, 2 per chamber, ±green, gelatinous when wet.
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Basal and mid-cauline leaf of Coll. No. 957, Gilia brecciarum ssp. brecciarum | Scanned on3 Feb 2014. Coll. No. 957, 22 May 2014, characters observed: Annual, tap-rooted, to 12 cm.; Stem, lower white cobwebby hairs below middle, branches spreading; Leaves, mostly basal, petiole 12 mm. + blade 14 mm. × 5.5 mm. wide, deeply pinnately-lobed, some lobes 2-pinnate, axis 1.7 mm. wide, lobes to 2.5 mm., tips pointed but not bristle-tipped, hairs eglandular, cauline, expanded lobed at base; Inflorescence, not dense, flowers not in heads, pedicelled, glands long- stalked; Calyx, tube 3 mm. + lobes 1.5 mm. = 4.5 mm., membrane narrow in flower; Corolla, radial, funnel-shaped, tube 2.5 mm. + throat 2 mm. + lobes 2 mm. = 6.5 mm., i.e., lobes < tube, white + purple + yellow with purple streaks + white/purple; Style, not persistent; Fruit < calyx; Seeds, 2 per chamber, ±green, gelatinous when wet.
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| Gilia cana
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Collection No. 444, Gilia cana, from the Mesquite Mountains | Scanned 22-Jan-06.
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Collection No. 444, Gilia cana, from the Mesquite Mountains | Scanned 22-Jan-06.
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Coll. No. 444, Gilia cana | Scanned 11 January 2013. Coll. No. 444, keyed 11 Jan 2013, characters observed:
Annual from stout tap root, green, photosynthetic;
Leaves alternate, largest 1 cm. wide, oblanceolate, pinnate-divided;
Inflorescence open, not coiled, not unrolling, parts in 5s;
Pedicels 1-3 mm., axillary pedicels > calyx;
Calyx lobes 5, 3 mm., tips pointed but not bristly, lobes fused by thin translucent membrane;
Corolla tube (purple) 6 mm., + throat (yellow, wider near mouth) 3 mm. + lobes (5, equal, truncate acuminate) 5 mm = 14 mm.;
Ovary 1, entire, style clearly attached to top;
Stigmas 3;
Stamens 5, alternate, = corolla lobes, all fertile;
Filaments free, fused to corolla at base of lobes;
Seeds Collection made near Winters Pass, Mesquite Mountains, San Bernardino County, CA.
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| Gilia inconspicua
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Coll. No. 389, Gilia inconspicua | Scanned 3 January 2013. Collected near Magruder Mountain, Esmeralda County, Nevada.
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Coll. No. 389, Gilia inconspicua | Scanned 3 January 2013. Collected near Magruder Mountain, Esmeralda County, Nevada.
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Coll. No. 391, Gilia inconspicua | Scanned 3 January 2013. Collected near Magruder Mountain, Esmeralda County, Nevada.
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| Gilia ophthalmoides
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Distribution of Gilia ophthalmoides in western North America. | Generated 27 October 2023.
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Coll. No. 2924, Gilia ophthalmoides | Photographed 27 October 2023.
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Coll. No. 283, Gilia ophthalmoides | Scanned 4 Jan 2014. Coll. No. 283, 24 April 2001, characters observed: Annual, to 10 cm.; Leaves, mostly basal, much reduced above, basal deeply pinnately lobed, cobwebby hairs, lobes bristle-tipped, cauline alternate, not clasping or expanded at base; Pedicel slightly glandular, adjacent pedicels unequal; Calyx membraneous between lobes, few glands and hairs, lobes not bristle-tipped; Corolla, tube 7 mm. + yellow throat 2 mm. + lobes 3 mm. = 12 mm.; Stamens, slightly exserted, not exceeding lobes; Fruit, ovoid, 4.5 mm.
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| Gilia sp.
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Gilia sp. above Lee Canyon in the Spring Mountains. | Elevation, about 9,000 feet.
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Tiny Gilia found at Wild Horse Mesa. | Photograph taken April 24, 2001. My collection #283.
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| Ipomopsis aggregata
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Collection No. 539, Ipomopsis aggregata, in Wimmer Flat, San Rafael Swell, Utah. | Grid is 10x10 to the inch.
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Collection No. 539, Ipomopsis aggregata, in Wimmer Flat, San Rafael Swell, Utah. | Grid is 10x10 to the inch.
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Collection No. 539, Ipomopsis aggregata, in Wimmer Flat, San Rafael Swell, Utah. | Grid is 10x10 to the inch.
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| Ipomopsis aggregata attenuata
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Coll. No. 1953, Ipomopsis aggregata ssp. attenuata | Photographed 26 December 2018. Coll. No. 1953, 20 June 2018, characters observed: Calyx, tube 2.5-3.0 mm. + lobes 3.5-4.0 mm.; Corolla, filiform, tube 20 mm. × 1 mm. wide flaring gradually to 3 mm. + lobes 7.5-8.0 mm.; Anthers, close to orfice. Two subspecies of Ipomopsis aggregata (Pursh) V.E. Grant have been collected within ½ km. radius of this collection. J. E. Tear, Jr. #258, 1993-06-16, CS81546, was determined I. a. subsp. weberi V.E. Grant & Wilkin by Ackerfield. Ackerfield (2015) now treats subsp. weberi as a synonym of I. a. subsp. attenuata (A. Gray) V.E. Grant & A.D. Grant. B. E. Nelson #49939, 2000-6-27, RM760254, was determined I. a. subsp. aggregata. This specimen will key ambiguously to either subsp. attenuata or subsp. aggregata in Ackerfield (2015) depending upon how much weight one places on the shape of the corolla tube vs. the position of the anthers. However, this specimen keys unambiguously to subsp. attenuata in Grant & Wilkin (1986) based upon the shape and dimensions of the corolla tube and the position of the anthers.
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| Ipomopsis aggregata candida
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Coll. No. 2565, Ipomopsis aggregata var. candida | Photographed 1 December 2021.
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Coll. No. 1228, Ipomopsis aggregata ssp. candida | Scanned 15 December 2015.
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Coll. No. 1228, Ipomopsis aggregata ssp. candida | Photographed 20 July 2015.
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| Ipomopsis aggregata collina
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Coll. No. 2172, Ipomopsis aggregata ssp. collina | Photographed 24 January 2020.
Coll. No. 2172, 23 Jul 2019, characters observed: Perennial herb, 50-60 cm.; Stem, glandular, few long white hairs; Leaves, basal and cauline similar, 37 mm. × 24 mm. wide, pinnatifid with narrow segments, reduced above; Inflorescence, narrow thyrse; Pedicels, 1-2.5 mm.; Calyx, tube 5 mm. + lobes 1.5 mm., glandular, hyaline sinuses, tips spinulose; Corolla, salverform, tube 25 mm. × 1.8 mm. gradually expanding to 5 mm. wide, + lobes 5 mm., spreading; Stamens, some barely exserted. Nearby (10 km.) collections of Ipomopsis aggregata are all subsp. collina and all by Dieter Wilkin (his #13548, #13600, and #14502). Vouchers are at CS and RM.
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| Ipomopsis aggregata formosissima
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Coll. No. 657, Ipomopsis aggregata ssp. formosissima | Scanned 9 Oct 2011. The description of this species states that the infloresence clusters are on one side of the axis. It looks to me like the infloresence clusters alternate sides of the axis. Collected near Dry Creek, Mono County, California.
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Coll. No. 657, Ipomopsis aggregata ssp. formosissima | Scanned 9 Oct 2011. Collected near Dry Creek, Mono County, California.
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| Ipomopsis congesta congesta
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Coll. No. 582, Ipomopsis congesta | Photograph taken July 7, 2009.
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Collection No. 582, Ipomopsis congesta ssp. congesta | Scanned 2 May 2010, grid is 10 x 10 to the inch.
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Coll. No. 618, Ipomopsis congesta at the Adobe Hills Spillway | Photograph taken 29 June 2010.
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Collection No. 582, Ipomopsis congesta ssp. congesta | Scanned 2 May 2010, grid is 10 x 10 to the inch. One thing to see in this photo is that the leaves are pinnately-lobed (ssp. congesta) versus palmately-lobed (ssp. montana).
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| Ipomopsis polycladon
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Coll. No. 283.1, Ipomopsis polycladon | Scanned 5 January 2013. Collected near Cedar Canyon, San Bernardino County, California.
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| Langloisia setosissima
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Collection No. 430, Langloisia setosissima var. setosissima | Collected in the Silver Peak Range, Esmeralda County, Nevada.
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Collection No. 430, Langloisia setosissima var. setosissima | Collected in the Silver Peak Range, Esmeralda County, Nevada.
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| Langloisia setosissima punctata
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Collection No. 341, Langloisia setosissima var. punctata, lilac sunbonnet. | Grid is 10x10 to the inch. Collection was made on the east side of the Winters Pass Hills.
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Collection No. 341, Langloisia setosissima var. punctata, lilac sunbonnets. | Grid is 10x10 to the inch.
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Lilac Sunbonnet (Langloisia setosissima ssp. punctata) at the Goldhammer Mine. | Photograph taken 24 April 2005.
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Lilac Subbonnet (Langoisia setosissima ssp. punctata) | Photograph taken April 20, 2004, on a south slope of Winters Pass Hills.
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| Leptosiphon aureus aureus
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Golden Linanthus (Leptosiphon aureus ssp. aureus) at Lobo Point. | Photograph taken April 24, 2001. Golden Linanthus is common on flat, sandy areas. Coll. No. 276, 24 Apr 2001, characters observed: Annual, to 10 cm.; Leaves, opposite, palmate compound; Flowers in small clusters; Pedicels, 6 mm.; Calyx, 5 mm., lobes 5, ±equal, 4 mm., membrane width ±equal lobe width; Corolla, mostly yellow, tube 2 mm. + purple/yellow throat 3 mm. + yellow lobes 6 mm. = 11 mm., no hairy ring; Filaments glabrous.
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Coll. No. 276, Leptosiphon aureus var. aureus | Scanned 5 Jan 2014. Coll. No. 276, 24 Apr 2001, characters observed: Annual, to 10 cm.; Leaves, opposite, palmate compound; Flowers in small clusters; Pedicels, 6 mm.; Calyx, 5 mm., lobes 5, ±equal, 4 mm., membrane width ±equal lobe width; Corolla, mostly yellow, tube 2 mm. + purple/yellow throat 3 mm. + yellow lobes 6 mm. = 11 mm., no hairy ring; Filaments glabrous.
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| Leptosiphon ciliatus
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Habitat of Leptosiphon ciliatus northeast of Reversed Peak. | Photograph taken 20 June 2011.
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Habitat of Leptosiphon ciliatus near Grant Lake Overlook. | Photograph taken 20 June 2011.
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Habitat of Leptosiphon ciliatus northeast of Reversed Peak. | Photograph taken 20 June 2011.
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Coll. No. 771, Leptosiphon ciliatus, near Grant Lake Overlook. | Scanned 22 Jan 2012. Coll. No. 771, 22 Jan 2012, characters observed while keying: Annual 6-7 cm; Leaves cauline palmately lobed; Flowers in dense bracted heads; Bracts membrane to 1 mm wide compared to bract width 0.5 mm, white ciliate; Corolla salverform, tume 10-15 mm, long exserted, limb 6 mm, throat yellow, lobes lavender.
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Coll. No. 771, Leptosiphon ciliatus | Scanned 22 Jan 2012. Coll. No. 771, 22 Jan 2012, characters observed while keying: Annual 6-7 cm; Leaves cauline palmately lobed; Flowers in dense bracted heads; Bracts membrane to 1 mm wide compared to bract width 0.5 mm, white ciliate; Corolla salverform, tume 10-15 mm, long exserted, limb 6 mm, throat yellow, lobes lavender.
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Coll. No. 773, Leptosiphon ciliatus, on Horseshoe Canyon Moraine. | Scanned 23 Jan 2012.
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Coll. No. 773, Leptosiphon ciliatus, on Horseshoe Canyon Moraine. | Scanned 23 Jan 2012.
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| Leptosiphon nuttalli nuttalli
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Coll. No. 1985, Leptosiphon nuttalli subsp. nuttalli | Photographed 15 January 2019. Coll. No. 1985, 23 Jul 2018, characters observed: Perennial herb, from woody caudex, to 20 cm, erect; Leaves, opposite, connate at base, 26 mm. × 33 mm. wide, palmately cleft into 7-9 segments, segments, 3-20 mm. × 0.5-1.0 mm. wide, tips, spinulose; Inflorescence, dense head-like cluster, pedicels to 4 mm.; Calyx, 7.5 mm. × 2.2 mm. wide, narrow hyaline sinuses ±½; Corolla, tube 8 mm. + lobes 5 mm., white.
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| Leptosiphon nuttallii
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Typical appearance of Leptosiphon nuttallii in forest edges. | Photographed 22 June 2012, near Jordan Spring, Mono County, California.
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Typical appearance of Leptosiphon nuttallii on open slopes. | Photographed 22 June 2012, near Jordan Spring, Mono County, California.
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Habitat of Leptosiphon nuttallii near Jordan Spring. | Photographed 22 June 2012.
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| Leptosiphon nuttallii nuttallii
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Coll. No. 2600, Leptosiphon nuttallii ssp. nuttallii | Photographed 15 December 2021.
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Coll. No. 1470.1, Leptosiphon nuttallii var. nuttallii | Scanned 29 December 2016. Coll. No. 1470.1, 29 June 2016, characters observed: Perennial herb, to 15 cm., woody at base; Leaves, well-developed, cauline, opposite, 3-lobed, lobes 12 mm. × 0.8 mm. wide, soft, tip acute, some appearing spinulose; Inflorescence, head-like, not tomentose; Calyx, lobes, 8 mm. × 1.2 mm. wide; Corolla, white, tube 7 mm. + lobes 5 mm. × 3 mm. wide, limb 11 mm. wide.
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| Leptosiphon nuttallii pubescens
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Coll. No. 857, Leptosiphon nuttallii ssp. pubescens | Scanned 20 February 2013.
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| Linanthus demissus
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Collection No. 440 from the Mesquite Mountains. | Scanned 22-Jan-06.
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Desert Snow (Linanthus demissus) in the Mesquite Mountains. | Photograph taken 20 April 2005, in the Mesquite Mountains, about 100 meters northeast of Winters Pass. This is my collection number 440.
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| Linanthus inyoensis
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Coll. No. 766, Linanthus inyoensis | Scanned 20 Jan 2012. Coll. No. 766, 20 Jan 2012, characters observed while keying: Annual, to 3 cm; Stem thread-like; Leaves basal opposite, cauline alternate; Infloresence in loose racemes; Pedicels 1-2 mm; Calyx 2.5 mm, membranous, rupturing as capsule matures, sparse gland-dotted hairs; Flowers 5 mm, 2 x calyx, (interior of flower glabrous, no pubesence or rings of hairs); Corolla funnel-form, 5 mm, tube and limb roughly equal; Stamens 5, equally inserted; Filament bases hard to see, but nothing hairy visible at base of flower; Pollen yellow.
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Coll. No. 766, Linanthus inyoensis | Scanned 20 Jan 2012. Coll. No. 766, 20 Jan 2012, characters observed while keying: Annual, to 3 cm; Stem thread-like; Leaves basal opposite, cauline alternate; Infloresence in loose racemes; Pedicels 1-2 mm; Calyx 2.5 mm, membranous, rupturing as capsule matures, sparse gland-dotted hairs; Flowers 5 mm, 2 x calyx, (interior of flower glabrous, no pubesence or rings of hairs); Corolla funnel-form, 5 mm, tube and limb roughly equal; Stamens 5, equally inserted; Filament bases hard to see, but nothing hairy visible at base of flower; Pollen yellow.
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