Picradenia helenioides sp. nov. A comparatively tall, finely pubescent plant with apparently only biennial root. Stem leafy, about 5 dm. high, with several to many erect branches : leaves rather firm, distinctly ribbed, finely pubescent ; the lower petioled... Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club - Page 21by Torrey Botanical Club - 1901Full view - About this book
| Per Axel Rydberg - 1900 - 726 pages
...Heller, 509. WASHINGTON: 1889, GR Vascy, j?p. WYOMING: Yellowstone I^ake, 1899, Avcn &• E/ias Nelson, Picradenia helenioides sp. nov. A comparatively tall,...: heads corymbose : involucre somewhat tomentose, 8— 10 mm. high and often 15 mm. broad ; outer bracts united only at the base, lanceolate, longer... | |
| John Merle Coulter - 1909 - 668 pages
...Hoopesii. — In the mountains; Wyoming to New Mexico and Arizona. 2. Dugaldia helenioides (Rydb.) A. Nels. A comparatively tall, finely pubescent plant with...apparently only biennial root; stem leafy, about 5 dm. nigh, with several to many erect branches: leaves rather firm, distinctly ribbed, finely pubescent;... | |
| John Merle Coulter - 1909 - 684 pages
...Hooptsii. — In the mountains; Wyoming to New Mexico and Arizona. 2. Dugaldia helenioides <Rydb.j A. Nels. A comparatively tall, finely pubescent plant with apparently only biennial root: stem leafy, about Ь dm. high, with several to many erect branches: leaves rather firm, distinctly ribbed. finely pubescent:... | |
| Torrey Botanical Club - 1901 - 930 pages
...joc. WASHINGTON: 1889, GR Vasey, 4.79. WYOMING : Yellowstone Lake, 1899, Aveu & Elias Nelson, ÓÓOJ. Picradenia helenioides sp. nov. A comparatively tall,...pubescent ; the lower petioled and with half clasping lu basal leaves entire, very narrowly linear-oblanceolate ; middle stem-leaves erect, fully i dm. long,... | |
| John Merle Coulter - 1909 - 658 pages
...Hoopesii. — In the mountains; Wyoming to New Mexico and Arizona. 2. Dugaldia helenioides (Rydb.) A. Nels. A comparatively tall, finely pubescent plant with...rather firm, distinctly ribbed, finely pubescent; trie lower petioled, entire, very narrowly linearoblanceolate; middle stem leaves erect, fully 1 dm.... | |
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