The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California

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Key to HAZARDIA

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

  1. Perennial or subshrub from woody root-crown
H. whitneyi
    2. Heads discoid; disk achenes < 10 mm
var. discoidea
    2' Heads radiate; disk achenes generally 5–8 mm
var. whitneyi
  1' Shrubs; stems arising from woody trunk
 
    3. Heads radiate
 
      4. Ray flowers >> disk flowers; leaf margin entire
H. orcuttii
      4' Ray flowers < disk flowers; leaf margin generally subentire to toothed
 
        5. Leaves soft-hairy to scabrous; plant 2–8 dm
H. brickellioides
        5' Leaves densely tomentose, at least below; plant 6–25 dm
 
          6. Leaves thin, becoming glabrous above; phyllary tips loosely woolly-tufted; disk corollas 5–8 mm
H. cana
          6' Leaves thick, densely tomentose above; phyllaries generally densely woolly throughout; disk corollas 8–10 mm
H. detonsa
    3' Heads discoid
 
      7. Flowers 4–8; leaves 15–25 mm, 7–12 mm wide
H. stenolepis
      7' Flowers 9–30; leaves 15–50 mm, 10–20 mm wide
H. squarrosa
        8. Herbage generally sparsely hairy, generally not resinous; involucres 8–12 mm; flowers 9–16, corollas 9–10 mm; pappus white to reddish brown
var. grindelioides
        8' Herbage glabrous to sparsely hairy, generally resinous; involucres 11–15 mm; flowers 18–30, corollas 10–11 mm; pappus tan
 
          9. Stems glabrous to scabrous; phyllaries smooth, resinous, ± obtuse, abruptly pointed, ± erect
var. obtusa
          9' Stems sparsely hairy above or becoming glabrous; phyllaries glandular, obtuse to acute, recurved
var. squarrosa


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