The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California

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Names are linked to treatments from the Manual


Key to HOLOCARPHA

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

  1. Anthers yellow; herbage ± puberulent above
 
    2. Herbage densely puberulent above; involucre ± spheric; glands on phyllaries 25–50, very slender
H. heermannii
    2' Herbage glabrous or ± sparsely puberulent above; involucre obconic; glands on phyllaries 5–15(20), stout
H. obconica
  1' Anthers black; herbage generally not puberulent above
 
    3. Disk flowers 40–90; ray flowers 8–16; inflorescence clusters dense, heads large; coastal
H. macradenia
    3' Disk flowers 9–25; ray flowers 3–7; inflorescence raceme-like, heads small; interior
H. virgata
      4. Branchlets slender, gracefully curved; peduncles long
subsp. elongata
      4' Branchlets stiffly ascending; peduncles 0 to short
subsp. virgata


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