The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California

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Names are linked to treatments from the Manual


Key to CONYZA

N.B.: couplets are linked, e.g., 1. is linked to 1'.

  1. Midvein of phyllary brown, resin-filled
 
    2. Heads disciform (pistillate flowers liguleless)
C. bilbaoana
    2' Heads radiate; ligules present (generally < 1 mm)
C. canadensis
  1' Midvein of phyllary green to purple, not resin-filled
 
    3. Leaves clasping, regularly dentate or spreading-lobed; herbage densely glandular; pistillate flower styles long-exserted
C. coulteri
    3' Leaves not clasping, generally entire (or lower irregularly serrate to ascending-lobed); herbage gray-hairy, not or barely glandular; pistillate flower styles ± = corollas
 
      4. Central stem generally overtopped by lateral branches; pressed heads generally ± 1 cm wide; dry, reflexed phyllaries whitish or dull brown inside
C. bonariensis
      4' Central stem > lateral branches (unless plant damaged); pressed heads generally < 1 cm wide; dry, reflexed phyllaries reddish brown inside
C. floribunda


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