The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California

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Key to GEUM

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

  1. Style in fruit 20–35 mm, plumose, not hooked; flowers 1–3, nodding, ± cup-shaped; petals cream or tinged pink, persistent; bractlets 5–14 mm
G. triflorum
  1' Style in fruit 4–10 mm, not plumose, hooked; flowers generally 3–10, erect, rotate; petals yellow, deciduous; bractlets < 3 mm
 
    2. Terminal leaflet of basal leaf generally lobed nearly to base; plant drying blackish green; head in fruit (including styles) ± 15 mm wide, pedicel 1–1.5 mm diam; petals ± ovate; uncommon
G. aleppicum
    2' Terminal leaflet of basal leaf lobed < 3/4 to base; plant drying greenish; head in fruit (including styles) generally 10–15 mm diam, pedicel ± 0.8 mm diam; petals obovate-round; common
G. macrophyllum


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