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Key to families | Table of families and genera This text currently parallels The Jepson Manual: Vascular Plants of California, Second Edition that is now available at the University of California Press. Text appearing in blue on this page will not appear in the printed book; it will be displayed only on the Web. Specimen numbers are hyperlinked to records in the Consortium of California Herbaria data view where possible. Taxa are hyperlinked to entries in the Jepson Interchange via the "[Online Interchange]" link. |
Perennial, generally ± glandular, generally resinous-smelling; caudex generally branched.
Stem: generally ascending to erect.
Leaf: generally basal, odd-1-pinnately compound, generally ± flat; cauline alternate, reduced upward; leaflets 2–15 per side, uppermost lateral generally ± fused with terminal.
Inflorescence: cyme; pedicels generally straight, bractlets 0.
Flower: hypanthium cup-like, ± flat-bottomed, width ± 2 × length, bractlets 5, generally 2/3 sepals; sepals often reflexed; petals generally ± = sepal, blunt, white; stamens 10, filaments ± flat, often forming a tube; pistils 2–many, ovary superior, style attached below fruit tip, ± thicker at base.
Fruit: achene.
20 species: w North America. (J. Horkel, German plant physiologist, 1769–1846) [Ertter & Reveal 2007 Novon 17:315–325] Many attractive to bees; data apply to basal leaves, pressed hypanthia.
1. Fls generally in head-like clusters; plant generally rosetted or tufted; NW, CaR, SN, MP, n SNE — hypanthium bractlets < 0.5 mm wide; hypanthium generally 2–5 mm wide; lower pedicel often reflexed in fruit; > 300 m
2. Lflets 2–5 per side, entire to ± 3-toothed; petal linear to obovate; fruit 1.5–2 mm; 300–2500 m
3. St densely glandular above, ascending to erect; petal generally 2.5–4 mm, generally widely obovate — nw KR ..... H. congesta var. nemorosa
3' St ± glabrous to sparsely glandular above, often decumbent; petal 1.5–4 mm, linear to widely oblanceolate ..... H. tridentata
4. Petal ± widely oblanceolate, often < sepal; hypanthium 2.5–5 mm wide, inner wall hairy (except in NCoRH); KR, NCoR, n SNH ..... var. flavescens
4' Petal generally narrow-oblanceolate, generally >= sepal; hypanthium generally 2–3.5 mm wide, inner wall generally glabrous; CaR, SN, MP ..... var. tridentata
2' Lflets 3–15 per side, > 3-toothed; petal ± wedge-shaped; fruit 1–1.8 mm; > 950 m ..... H. fusca
5. Lflets generally divided ± 3/4 to base, generally 8–15 per side, ± crowded; filament generally < 0.5 mm, generally wider than long — s CaRH ..... var. tenella (2)
5' Lflets generally toothed <= 1/2 to base, generally 4–8 per side, ± separated; filament often > 0.5 mm, generally longer than wide
6. Petal 4–6 mm; leaflets generally 10–20 mm, toothed < 1/4 to base, generally ± obovate; anther ± 0.6 mm; style 1–1.5 mm; fruit ± 1.8 mm; Wrn ..... var. pseudocapitata
6' Petal 2–4 mm; leaflets generally 5–15 mm, toothed 1/4–1/2 to base, ± round to wedge-shaped; anther ± 0.4 mm; style ± 1 mm; fruit 1–1.2 mm; n CA (except Wrn), SNH
7. Lflets ± gray-hairy, narrow-wedge-shaped; CaR, MP ..... var. brownii
7' Lflets green, wedge-shaped to round; e KR, SNH, n SNE ..... var. parviflora
1' Fls generally either in ± flat-topped clusters or inflorescence open; plant often matted; CA-FP, W&I
8. Pedicel ± recurved in fruit; inflorescence open, often ± 1-sided
9. Petal 4–7 mm; leaflets toothed 1/4 to midrib; pistils generally 20–50; n&c SNF (especially Ione Formation) ..... H. parryi
9' Petal 2–3 mm; leaflets lobed 1/2 to 3/4 to base; pistils < 5; SnBr ..... H. wilderae
8' Pedicel erect in fruit; inflorescence open or dense, not 1-sided
10. Filament generally < 0.5 mm, generally wider than long; style ± 1 mm — petal ± wedge-shaped; s CaRH ..... H. fusca var. tenella (2)
10' Filament >= 0.5 mm, generally longer than wide; style 1–4 mm
11. Plant generally rosetted from simple or few-branched caudex; resinous odor weak; leaflets generally < 10-lobed; fruit >= 2 mm; often ± serpentine clay
12. Lflets 5–10 per side, 5–25 mm, lobed > 3/4 to base; stem base hairs 2–3 mm; inflorescence open to dense; hypanthium 3.5–5 mm wide; petal ± obovate, cream; pistils 5–15; style 2.5–4 mm ..... H. daucifolia
13. Lflets ± gray, lobes 2–5, 1–3 mm wide; petal 2–4 mm wide; pedicels nonglandular ..... var. daucifolia
13' Lflets green, lobes 5–15, < 1 mm wide; petal 4–8 mm wide; pedicels glandular ..... var. indicta
12' Lflets ± 15 per side, 2–10 mm, generally lobed ± 1/2 to base; stem base hairs ± 1 mm; inflorescence open; hypanthium 2–3 mm wide; petal obcordate, often pink-tinged; pistils 2–6; style ± 1.5–2 mm
14. Stipules of basal leaves pinnately divided; leaves ± green, 5–15 cm ..... H. howellii
14' Stipules of basal leaves entire or forked; leaves silvery, 3–10 cm ..... H. sericata
11' Plant generally tufted to matted from a few- to many-branched caudex; resinous odor strong; leaflets often > 10-toothed or -lobed; fruit often < 2 mm; generally non-serpentine
15. Lflets pinnately veined, oblong to obovate, ± evenly > 10-toothed — hypanthium width 4–8 mm, > 2 × length, bractlets ± 2–3 mm wide; CW, SW
16. Lflets 1–3 per side, < distinct terminal leaflet, teeth generally double, generally > 20; petal ± round, ± 5 mm wide; 400–1300 m; PR ..... H. truncata
16' Lflets 5–12 per side, ± = generally indistinct terminal leaflet, teeth generally single, ± 10–15; petal obovate or narrower, 1.5–4 mm wide; < 870 m; CCo, SCoRO, SCo ..... H. cuneata
17. Hairs ± all glandular; inflorescence open; hypanthium inner rim ± glabrous; filament base generally 0.5–2 mm wide ..... var. puberula
17' Hairs mostly glandless; inflorescence open to dense; hypanthium inner rim generally hairy; filament base 0.5–1 mm wide
18. Infl generally ± open; hairs ± spreading, ± dense; glands ± obvious ..... var. cuneata
18' Infl dense to ± open; hairs ascending to appressed, dense; glands hidden, if any ..... var. sericea
15' Lflets ± palmately veined at base, wedge-shaped or ± round-ovate, ± unevenly few- to many-toothed or -lobed
19. Hypanthium width 4–10 mm, 1–2 × length, bractlets ovate, generally ± 2 mm wide, ± = sepal; leaflets round to ovate, 5–60 mm, generally ± separated, generally > 20-toothed or -lobed; stem ± leafy; fruit ± 1 mm ..... H. californica
20. Lflets 3–5 per side, generally unlobed, 15–60 mm, elliptic to ovate — hypanthium inner wall glabrous; sepal not red-mottled; style 2–3 mm; CW ..... var. frondosa
20' Lflets 4–9 per side, ± lobed, 5–40 mm, ovate to round
21. Lflets generally few-lobed ± 1/2 to base, 10–40 mm; sepal red-mottled inside; hypanthium bractlets generally toothed; hypanthium inner wall ± hairy; filament generally 1.5–3 mm; style generally 3–4 mm; NCo, CCo ..... var. californica
21' Lflets lobed 1/2–3/4 to base, 5–25 mm; sepal not red-mottled; hypanthium bractlets generally entire; hypanthium inner wall glabrous; filament generally 0.5–1.5 mm; style generally 2–3 mm; NCoR, c&s SN, SnFrB, SnBr ..... var. elata
19' Hypanthium width generally < 6 mm, generally 2+ × length, bractlets lanceolate to ovate, <= 2 mm wide, < sepal; leaflets round to wedge-shaped, generally < 15 mm, often crowded, < 20-toothed or -lobed; stem leaves few, ± reduced; fruit > 1 mm
22. St < 25 cm; hypanthium bractlets generally < 0.5 mm wide; leaves 2–10 cm; fruit 1.5–2.5 mm; > 2000 m; KR, s SNH, W&I
23. Hypanthium densely hairy on inner rim; sepal 3.5–6 mm, 2+ × hypanthium length; longer hairs ± 1 mm, soft — ne KR ..... H. hendersonii
23' Hypanthium ± hairy on inner wall; sepal generally 2–4 mm, < 2 × hypanthium length; longer hairs ± 0.5 mm, stiff
24. Lflets generally 10–14 per side, generally 2.5–4 mm; pistils 10–20; W&I ..... H. hispidula
24' Lflets generally 4–6 per side, generally 3.5–8 mm; pistils 5–12; s SNH ..... H. tularensis
22' St 10–70 cm; hypanthium bractlets generally >= 0.5 mm wide; leaves 3–20 cm; fruit 1.5–2 mm; < 2800 m; NCo, NCoR, CW, SW
25. St decumbent to ascending, generally 10–30 cm; plant matted, odor strong; inflorescence ± dense; leaves generally 4–10 cm; leaflets generally 5–10 per side, ± crowded — hairs dense; NCo, CCo ..... H. marinensis
25' St ascending to erect, 10–70 cm; plant tufted or matted, odor strong or not; inflorescence generally ± open; leaves generally 3–20 cm; leaflets 6–16 per side, separated or crowded
26. Hypanthium bractlets 1–2 mm wide, lanceolate to ovate; anther ± 1 mm — hypanthium generally 3–6 mm wide; stem hairs spreading; SCoRO ..... H. yadonii
26' Hypanthium bractlets generally 0.5–1 mm wide, linear or elliptic to lanceolate; anther 0.5–1 mm
27. St and petiole hairs generally spreading; plant often green
28. Lflets toothed ± 1/3 to base; hypanthium inner wall glabrous; PR ..... H. clevelandii var. clevelandii
28' Lflets divided > 1/2 to base, lobes linear to oblanceolate; hypanthium inner wall ± hairy; NCo, NCoRO, SnFrB ..... H. tenuiloba
27' St and petiole hairs generally ascending to appressed; plant generally ± gray — hypanthium inner wall ± hairy
29. Lf 3–8 cm; pistils generally 10–20; style 1–2 mm; NCoRI ..... H. bolanderi
29' Lf 4–20 cm; pistils generally 20–50; style generally 2–3 mm; TR ..... H. rydbergii
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