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Shrub to small tree, prostrate to erect.
Stem: old stems generally ± red, smooth, bark generally thin, peeling, or generally ± gray or red-gray, shredding and rough; burls at base, woody, sprouting after fire, or generally 0; twig hairs 0 or generally ± like those on inflorescence axes, bracts.
Leaf: alternate, evergreen; blade flat to convex, base lobed to wedge-shaped, clasping stem or not, margins generally flat, surfaces with stomata generally both abaxially, adaxially, alike in color, hairiness, less often only or fewer abaxially, generally differing in color, hairiness.
Inflorescence: ± raceme (generally 0–1-branched) or panicle (generally 2–10-branched), terminal, nascent inflorescence present following stem growth, generally late spring through winter, remaining dormant 4–6 months prior to flower (except in Arctostaphylos pringlei subsp. drupacea); branches 0 or raceme-like; flower bracts leaf-like, generally flat, or scale-like, often folded, keeled, tips rounded to acute to awl-shaped.
Flower: radial; sepals 5(4), free, persistent; corolla conic to urn-shaped, lobes in number = sepals, short, rounded, curved back, white to pink; stamens 2 × number of sepals, included, filaments swollen, generally hairy at base, anthers dark red, with 2 curved back dorsal awns; ovary on disk, 4–10-chambered, ovule 1 per chamber.
Fruit: drupe, generally ± depressed-spheric to spheric; flesh generally thick, ± mealy, occasionally 0; stones 2–10, free, fused, or some fused.
± 62 species: North America (especially CA) to C.Am, Eurasia. (Greek: bear berries) [Keeley 1997 Madroño 44:109–111; Parker et al. 2007 Madroño 54:148–155]
Unabridged note: Rosatti (1986 Syst Bot 12:61–77) showed that in Arctostaphylos uva-ursi little to none of the variation in hairs (including length, glandularity) is genetically based.
1. Burls at base of main stem, also above or not; plant sprouting after fire
2. Lvs with stomata generally only abaxially, surfaces generally differing in color and/or hairiness
3. Old stem bark persistent, gray, shredding ..... A. tomentosa
4. Twig with glands ..... subsp. bracteosa
4' Twig without glands
5. Twig short-tomentose and long-nonglandular-hairy ..... subsp. daciticola
5' Twig short-tomentose or short-nonglandular-hairy
6. Lvs glabrous abaxially ..... subsp. hebeclada
6' Lvs tomentose abaxially ..... subsp. tomentosa
3' Old stem bark generally smooth or peeling, ± red
7. Plant prostrate; burls at base of main stem or occasionally above; fruit spheric; leaf blades oblanceolate to obovate or narrowly elliptic; widespread ..... A. uva-ursi (2)
7' Plant erect; burls at base of main stem; fruit depressed-spheric; leaf blades oblong-ovate to lance-oblong; NCoRI, CW, s CCo/SCoRO (nw Santa Barbara Co.), n ChI..... A. crustacea
8. Twig, nascent inflorescence axes densely glandular-hairy ..... subsp. subcordata
8' Twig, nascent inflorescence axes glabrous or nonglandular-hairy, occasionally sparsely glandular-hairy
9. Twig with short and long hairs
10. Lf abaxially densely nonglandular-hairy ..... subsp. crinita
10' Lf abaxially ± nonglandular-hairy, in age glabrous ..... subsp. crustacea
9' Twig with short hairs
11. Lf abaxially densely short-nonglandular-hairy ..... subsp. insulicola
11' Lf abaxially glabrous
12. Pedicel, ovary glabrous ..... subsp. eastwoodiana
12' Pedicel, ovary generally short-nonglandular-hairy ..... subsp. rosei
2' Lvs with stomata on both surfaces, occasionally fewer adaxially, surfaces generally the same in color and/or hairiness (except Artostaphylos pacifica)
13. Old stem bark persistent, shredding, gray ..... A. rudis (2)
13' Old stem bark smooth or peeling, ± red
14. Plant prostrate to mounded; inflorescence raceme, 0–1-branched
15. Lf entire; fruit dark brown; KR, NCoRO ..... A. nevadensis subsp. knightii
15' Lf serrate; fruit ± red; CCo (San Bruno Mtn) ..... A. pacifica
14' Plant erect; inflorescence panicle
16. Twig and/or inflorescence axes and/or bracts glandular
17. Glands golden, on short hairs; burl 0 or often flat, obscure; NCoRH, CaRH, SNH, SnGb, SnBr, SnJt ..... A. patula (3)
17' Glands black or clear (pink), on short and long hairs; burl hemispheric; KR, NCoR, SnFrB, SCoR, w SnBr, PR ..... A. glandulosa (in part) (2)
18. Lvs strongly white-glaucous ..... subsp. leucophylla
18' Lvs green to gray-green, ± glaucous
19. Twig generally glandular; KR, NCoR, SnFrB, SCoR, PR ..... subsp. glandulosa
19' Twig not glandular; SCoRO (c&e Santa Lucia Range) ..... subsp. howellii
16' Twig, inflorescence axes, bracts not glandular (except twig minutely glandular, inflorescence axes sparsely short glandular in Arctostaphylos rainbowensis)
20. Fr spheric (depressed-spheric in Arctostaphylos mewukka)
21. Stones generally free; fruit dark mahogany-brown; SNF, n SNH ..... A. mewukka subsp. mewukka
21' Stones fused; fruit dark red to dark brown with ± purple tinge; SnBr, PR
22. Twig minutely glandular; PR (San Diego, Riverside cos.) ..... A. rainbowensis
22' Twig nonglandular; SnBr, PR (San Jacinto, Santa Rosa, San Ysidro mtns) ..... A. parryana
23. Lvs gray-glaucous; PR (San Jacinto, Santa Rosa, San Ysidro mtns) ..... subsp. desertica
23' Lvs green; SnBr ..... subsp. tumescens
20' Fr depressed-spheric, (to ± spheric in Arctostaphylos patula)
24. Nascent inflorescence bracts scale-like or awl-shaped
25. Twig hairs 0 or nonglandular; leaves dull to bright green; burl prominent; NCoRI, CaRF (Butte Co.) ..... A. manzanita subsp. roofii
25' Twig hairs glandular or nonglandular; leaves bright green; burl 0 or often flat, obscure; NCoRH, CaRH, SNH, SnGb, SnBr, SnJt ..... A. patula (3)
24' Nascent inflorescence bracts at least occasionally leaf-like ..... A. glandulosa (in part) (2)
26. Lvs strongly white-glaucous; SW (except ChI) ..... subsp. adamsii
26' Lvs green, yellow-, or gray-green; KR, NCoR, SnFrB, SCoR, SCo (San Diego Co.), TR, PR
27. Twig hairs soft-wavy ..... subsp. mollis
27' Twig hairs not soft-wavy
28. Lvs shiny bright green; fruit depressed-spheric, stones fused or in 2(3) fused units ..... subsp. gabrielensis
28' Lvs not shiny or bright green; fruit depressed-spheric, stones generally free
29. Lf blades dark green, margins often ± red; fruit markedly depressed-spheric; SCo (San Diego Co.) ..... subsp. crassifolia
29' Lf blades green or gray-green; fruit not markedly depressed-spheric; KR, NCoR, SnFrB, SCoR, PR ..... subsp. cushingiana
1' Burls 0; plant not sprouting after fire
30. Lvs with stomata abaxially, surfaces generally different in color and/or hairiness
31. Fl parts in 4s; fruit 3–4 mm wide
32. Old stem bark smooth, ± red; w SnFrB (Bolinas Ridge, Mount Tamalpais, Santa Cruz Mtns) ..... A. sensitiva
32' Old stem bark generally rough or shredding, gray or red-gray; c NCo (Mendocino Co.), c&s NCoRO ..... A. nummularia
33. Plant prostrate to mounded; leaf blade 0.5–1.2 cm, 0.3–0.7 cm wide, oblong-elliptic; pygmy forest; c NCo (Mendocino Co.) ..... subsp. mendocinoensis
33' Plant prostrate to erect; leaf blade 1–2.2 cm, 0.8–1.8 cm wide, round to round-ovate; coastal prairie, maritime chaparral, closed-cone forest; c NCo/NCoRO (Mendocino Co.)..... subsp. nummularia
31' Fl parts in 5s; fruit 5–15 mm wide
34. Lf abaxially generally tomentose, sparsely so in age
35. Lf blade oblong-ovate to -elliptic, 1.5–3 cm, base ± truncate to ± cordate; plant erect; s CCo (s Morro Bay, San Luis Obispo Co.) ..... A. morroensis
35' Lf blade narrowly obovate to oblanceolate, 1–2 cm, base wedge-shaped; plant prostrate to mounded; c CCo (around Monterey Bay, Monterey Co.) ..... A. pumila
34' Lf abaxially glabrous or sparsely nonglandular-hairy
36. Plant generally prostrate to low-mounded
37. Lvs oblanceolate to obovate, occasionally narrowly elliptic, base wedge-shaped; NCo, c SNH (above Convict Lake, Mono Co), CCo ..... A. uva-ursi (2)
37' Lvs elliptic to round-ovate, base truncate to ± lobed; c CCo (nw Monterey Co.) ..... A. edmundsii
36' Plant erect
38. Petioles 4–8 mm; leaf oblong-elliptic, base rounded, tip obtuse; n ChI (Santa Cruz Island) ..... A. insularis
38' Petioles 1–2(4) mm; leaf oblong to triangular-ovate, base lobed, tip acute; n-c CCo, s&w SnFrB
39. Old stem bark smooth, ± red; leaf light green; w SnFrB (Santa Cruz Mtns) ..... A. andersonii
39' Old stem bark persistent, shredding, gray or ± red; leaf blue-green; n-c CCo, s SnFrB (Pajaro Hills) ..... A. pajaroensis
30' Lvs with stomata on both surfaces, surfaces similar in color and/or hairiness
40. Plant prostrate to prostrate-mounded, 0.1–0.5(3) m
41. Petioles to 2 mm; leaf base lobed, clasping; nascent inflorescence bracts leaf-like
42. Twig, nascent inflorescences, pedicel, ovary nonglandular; < 150 m, c CCo (s Monterey, nw San Luis Obispo cos.) ..... A. cruzensis
42' Twig, nascent inflorescence, pedicel, ovary glandular; 200–400 m, CCo (San Bruno Mtn) ..... A. imbricata
41' Petioles 1–12 mm; leaf base rounded or obtuse to wedge-shaped, not clasping; nascent inflorescence bracts scale-like (basal-most leaf-like in Arctostaphylos franciscana)
43. Twig, inflorescence axes, bracts glandular; e KR (Scott Mtn Divide, Slate Mtn) ..... A. klamathensis
43' Twig, inflorescence axes, bracts generally nonglandular; Sonoma Co. to San Luis Obispo Co.
44. Infl panicle, 3–5-branched; leaf blade generally 3–5 cm — s NCoRO (near Healdsburg and Santa Rosa, Sonoma Co.) ..... A. stanfordiana subsp. decumbens
44' Infl ± raceme or panicle, 0–3(5)-branched; leaf blade generally 0.8–3 cm
45. Fr 3–5 mm wide
46. Lf blade ± elliptic, 0.8–1.2 cm, 0.4–0.7 cm wide; fruit 3–5 mm wide; s CCo (n San Luis Obispo Co.) ..... A. hookeri subsp. hearstiorum
46' Lf blade round to round-elliptic, 1–2 cm, 1–1.5 cm wide; fruit 4–5 mm wide; n CCo (San Francisco Presidio) ..... A. montana subsp. ravenii
45' Fr 6–8 mm wide
47. Twig gray-tomentose; bracts 3–4 mm; c CCo (San Francisco) ..... A. franciscana
47' Twig sparsely short-nonglandular-hairy; bracts near inflorescence base occasionally 5–10 mm; KR, NCoRH, CaRH, SNH, MP, n SNE (Sweetwater Mtns) ..... A. nevadensis subsp. nevadensis
40' Plant generally erect, occasionally mounded to erect, (0.1)0.3–8 m
48. Nascent inflorescence bracts fleshy, scoop-shaped or generally scale-like, deltate to awl-shaped, keeled or not
49. Infl generally ± raceme, occasionally 1–2-branched
50. Old stem bark persistent, shredding, gray — s CCo, s SCoRO (Nipomo, Burton mesas, Point Sal; sw San Luis Obispo, nw Santa Barbara cos.) ..... A. rudis (2)
50' Old stem bark smooth, dark red with ± gray or ± glaucous patches or ± red
51. Twig glandular-hairy; old stems dark red with ± gray or ± glaucous patches; n SNF (Amador, Calaveras cos.) ..... A. myrtifolia
51' Twig sparsely short-nonglandular-hairy; old stems ± red, without ± gray or ± glaucous patches; n CCo, s SnFrB (s Santa Cruz Mtns), SCoR, SnBr, PR, e DMtns
52. Nascent inflorescence spheric, cup-like, axis 0.3–1 cm, crook-necked, bracts ± spreading; fruit 3–8 mm wide; n CCo, s SnFrB (s Santa Cruz Mtns) ..... A. hookeri subsp. hookeri
52' Nascent inflorescence club-like, axis 0.5–1.5 cm, not crook-necked, bracts recurved; fruit 8–14 mm wide; SCoR, SnBr, PR, e DMtns ..... A. pungens
49' Infl panicle, (1)3–8-branched
53. Lf blade ± white, white-glaucous, gray-green, gray-glaucous
54. Fr (10)12–16 mm wide, spheric or ± spheric
55. Stones free, occasionally some fused; nascent inflorescence bracts appressed; fruit glabrous; s CaRF, CaRH (near Paradise), n SNF ..... A. mewukka subsp. truei
55' Stones fused; nascent inflorescence bracts spreading; fruit glabrous or sticky; SnFrB, SCoR, TR, PR, sw DMtns (Little San Bernardino Mtns)
56. Petiole 1–4 mm; leaf generally short-nonglandular-hairy, base lobed; ovary, fruit glabrous, not sticky; n SCoRI (n&c Gabilan Range, San Benito, Monterey cos.) ..... A. gabilanensis
56' Petiole 7–15 mm; leaf glabrous, base rounded, truncate, or ± lobed; ovary, fruit glandular-sticky; SnFrB, SCoR, TR, PR, sw DMtns (Little San Bernardino Mtns) ..... A. glauca
54' Fr 6–12 mm wide, depressed-spheric
57. Nascent inflorescence bracts nonglandular; KR, NCoR, CaRF, SN ..... A. viscida
58. Twig densely glandular-hairy; leaf sparsely short-glandular-hairy, ciliate, papillate, scabrous; SN ..... subsp. mariposa
58' Twig glabrous to sparsely short-nonglandular-hairy; leaf glabrous
59. Ovary, fruit rough, sticky-glandular; KR, NCoR ..... subsp. pulchella
59' Ovary, fruit smooth, glabrous, not sticky; KR, NCoRI, CaRF, SN ..... subsp. viscida
57' Nascent inflorescence bracts glabrous or nonglandular- or glandular-hairy; KR, NCoRI (Sonoma, Colusa, Shasta, Trinity cos.), c&s NCoRO
60. Lf blade glaucous, canescent or densely white-tomentose, in age glabrous; ovary densely nonglandular-hairy; KR, NCoRI (Sonoma, Colusa, Shasta, Trinity cos.) ..... A. malloryi
60' Lf ± glaucous, glabrous or scabrous; ovary glabrous (minutely glandular-hairy); c&s NCoRO ..... A. manzanita subsp. glaucescens
53' Lf blade green, shiny or dull both surfaces, not ± white or ± gray due to ± glaucous or hairy surfaces
61. Twig glandular
62. Nascent inflorescence spreading to erect, axes < 1 mm wide; bracts appressed, ± = buds; buds appearing as scattered beads
63. Lf blade 1.5–3 cm, dull green; corolla white; twig finely glandular-hairy; KR, NCoRO ..... A. hispidula
63' Lf blade 3–5 cm, bright green to ± glaucous; corolla white to pink; twig short-glandular-hairy; s NCoRI (s Mendocino, w Lake cos.) ..... A. stanfordiana subsp. raichei
62' Nascent inflorescence pendent, axes generally > 1 mm wide; bracts generally ± appressed, > buds, buds not appearing as beads
64. Lf blade generally 2–6 cm, at least some > 3 cm, round to widely ovate or oblong
65. Glands of twig, nascent inflorescences dark or clear; leaf dull green, scabrous, glandular; NCoRH, CaRF (Shasta, Tehama cos.) ..... A. manzanita subsp. wieslanderi
65' Glands of twig, nascent inflorescences gold or 0; leaf bright green, glabrous; NCoRH, CaRH, SNH, SnGb, SnBr, SnJt ..... A. patula (3)
64' Lf blade 1.5–3 cm, elliptic to ovate
66. Twig with occasionally long glandular hairs; siliceous shale, sw SnFrB (n Ben Lomond Mtn, nw Santa Cruz Co.) ..... A. ohloneana
66' Twig with glandular hairs or sessile glands; serpentine, s NCoRO (Sonoma Co.) ..... A. bakeri
67. Twig with glandular hairs; s NCoRO (central Sonoma Co. s of Guerneville) ..... subsp. bakeri
67' Twig with sessile glands; s NCoRO (Sonoma Co. from The Cedars to Healdsburg) ..... subsp. sublaevis
61' Twig nonglandular
68. Nascent inflorescence axis generally < 1 mm wide
69. Lf blade 1–2.5 cm; bracts > buds; buds not appearing as beads; plant mounded to erect; s NCoRO (Vine Hill near Forestville, Sonoma Co.) ..... A. densiflora
69' Lf blades 3–5 cm; bracts ± = buds; buds appearing as scattered beads; plant erect; NCoRO, c&s NCoRI ..... A. stanfordiana subsp. stanfordiana
68' Nascent inflorescence axis > 1 mm wide
70. Lf blade 1–2.5 cm ..... A. montana subsp. montana
70' Lf blade 1.5–5 cm
71. Ovary, fruit minutely glandular-hairy; plant erect; KR, NCoR ..... A. manzanita subsp. elegans
71' Ovary, fruit glabrous; plant mounded or erect; KR, NCoRO, NCoRI, s CaRF, n&c SNF, n SNH, ScV, n&e SnFrB, TR
72. Fr spheric, stones fused; TR ..... A. parryana subsp. parryana
72' Fr depressed-spheric, stones free; KR, NCoRO, NCoRI, s CaRF, n&c SNF, n SNH, ScV, n&e SnFrB ..... A. manzanita (in part)
73. Lf blade bright green; inflorescence 2–4-branched, axis > 1 mm wide; nascent inflorescence branches to 15 mm; s NCoRI (Vaca Mtns), e SnFrB (Mount Diablo) ..... subsp. laevigata
73' Lf blade dull to bright green; inflorescence 4–7-branched, axis ± 1 mm wide; nascent inflorescence branches generally 15–25 mm; KR, NCoRO, NCoRI, s CaRF, n&c SNF, n SNH, ScV, n SnFrB ..... subsp. manzanita
48' Nascent inflorescence bracts generally leaf-like, flat
74. Old stem bark persistent, gray, shredding (except occasionally smooth on Arctostaphylos osoensis)
75. Lf gray, dull, sparsely appressed-puberulent, in age glabrous, base rounded to wedge-shaped, not clasping; n SN (Placer, El Dorado cos.), c SNF (Tuolumne Co.) ..... A. nissenana
75' Lf dark green, ± shiny, sparsely short-nonglandular-hairy or glabrous, base lobed, clasping; s CCo (w Los Osos Valley, San Luis Obispo Co.) ..... A. osoensis
74' Old stem bark smooth, ± red
76. Lf gray-canescent in youth, glabrous in age
77. Lf base lobed, clasping; petiole to 4 mm
78. Ovary, fruit glabrous; SCoRO (se of Cuesta Pass, San Luis Obispo Co.) ..... A. luciana
78' Ovary, fruit nonglandular-hairy or glandular- and nonglandular-hairy; e&sw SnFrB
79. Ovary, fruit nonglandular-hairy; e SnFrB (Mount Diablo and vicinity) ..... A. auriculata
79' Ovary, fruit glandular- and nonglandular-hairy; sw SnFrB (n Ben Lomond Mtn, nw Santa Cruz Co.) ..... A. glutinosa
77' Lf base wedge-shaped, rounded, truncate, or ± lobed, not clasping; petiole 3–10 mm
80. Ovary glabrous; corolla white
81. Infl 2–4-branched panicle; pedicel 8–10 mm; SCoRO (c&s Santa Lucia Range) ..... A. obispoensis
81' Infl 0–1-branched, ± raceme; pedicel 5–7 mm; sw SnFrB (s Santa Cruz Mtns) ..... A. silvicola
80' Ovary glandular- or nonglandular-hairy; corolla pink or white ..... A. canescens
82. Ovary nonglandular-hairy; KR, NCoR, n CCo (Tassajara, Santa Lucia Range), w SnFrB (Mount Tamalpais; s Santa Cruz Mtns) ..... subsp. canescens
82' Ovary glandular-hairy; w KR, NCoRO, w SnFrB (Shasta-Santa Cruz cos.) ..... subsp. sonomensis
76' Lf green to glaucous, glabrous to variously hairy but not gray-canescent
83. Lf base lobed (truncate to lobed in Arctostaphylos viridissima), often clasping (except Arctostaphylos hooveri with longer petiole)
84. Nascent inflorescence nonglandular-hairy
85. Pedicel nonglandular-hairy; n ChI (e Santa Cruz Island) ..... A. viridissima
85' Pedicel glabrous or sparsely nonglandular-hairy; s CCo, s SCoRO/WTR
86. Lf blade 2–5 cm; fruit 8–12 mm wide; stones generally fused; s CCo (Morro Bay to Avila Beach, San Luis Obispo Co.) ..... A. pechoensis
86' Lf blade 1–2.5 cm; fruit 5–8 mm wide; stones free; s CCo, s SCoRO/WTR (w Santa Barbara Co.) ..... A. purissima
84' Nascent inflorescence glandular-hairy
87. Fr 10–15 mm wide, spheric; stones fused; s SCoRO/w WTR (Santa Ynez Mtns) ..... A. refugioensis
87' Fr 6–10(15) mm wide, depressed-spheric; stones free; CCo, SnFrB, SCoRO
88. Lf blade generally ovate, 2.5–4.5 cm, not boat-shaped, sparsely glandular or not but not sticky
89. Lf blade bright green, not glaucous; twig long-glandular-hairy; CCo (San Bruno Mtn), w SnFrB (Montara Mtn) ..... A. montaraensis
89' Lf blade green, glaucous; twig short- and long-nonglandular-hairy; e SnFrB (Sobrante, Huckleberry ridges; Alameda, Contra Costa cos.) ..... A. pallida
88' Lf blade oblong-ovate, 3–6 cm, boat-shaped, glandular-sticky in youth, glabrous but possibly still sticky in age
90. Petiole 3–6 mm; leaves not clasping; SCoRO (Santa Lucia Range) ..... A. hooveri
90' Petiole < 3 mm; leaves clasping; w SnFrB (n Santa Cruz Mtns) ..... A. regismontana
83' Lf base rounded, truncate, wedge-shaped, or ± lobed, not clasping (except occasionally in suspected hybrids of Arctostaphylos montereyensis and Arctostaphylos pajaroensis)
91. Lf-like bracts deep pink, glandular, deciduous after flower; SnBr, PR ..... A. pringlei subsp. drupacea
91' Lf-like bracts green, glandular or not, persistent after flower; NCo, nw&w KR, NCoRO, CCo, nw SnFrB, SCoRO, ChI, sw PR
92. Fr spheric; stones free or fused
93. Fr 8–15 mm wide; leaf papillate, scabrous, base truncate to ± lobed; s ChI (Santa Catalina Island) ..... A. catalinae
93' Fr 6–8 mm wide; leaf not papillate, not scabrous, base wedge-shaped, rounded, or truncate; sw PR ..... A. otayensis
92' Fr depressed-spheric; stones free
94. Infl ± raceme, 0–1-branched
95. Twig, inflorescence axes, bracts glandular; n CCo, nw SnFrB (Marin Co.) ..... A. virgata
95' Twig, inflorescence axes, bracts nonglandular (except occasionally minutely glandular in Arctostaphylos nortensis); nw KR, s CCo, s SCoRO
96. Pedicel, ovary, fruit nonglandular-hairy; 500–940 m, nw KR (n Del Norte Co.) ..... A. nortensis
96' Pedicel, ovary, fruit glabrous; 30–1250 m, s CCo (Pismo Beach vicinity), s SCoRO (s Santa Lucia, La Panza ranges and s) ..... A. pilosula
94' Infl panicle, 3–10-branched
97. Lvs overlapped; plant shrub, prostrate to mounded or erect, 0.1–2 m; n ChI (Santa Rosa Island) ..... A. confertiflora
97' Lvs not overlapped; plant shrub or tree, erect, 1–5 m; NCo, w KR, NCoRO, c CCo, n SCoRO
98. Lf lanceolate to ovate, dark green; nascent inflorescence generally short- and long-nonglandular-hairy, occasionally glandular-hairy; NCo, w KR, NCoRO ..... A. columbiana
98' Lf round to oblong-ovate, bright green or ± glaucous; nascent inflorescence glandular-hairy; c CCo (Fort Ord), n SCoRO (Mount Toro, nw Monterey Co.) ..... A. montereyensis
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