The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California

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Key to LAGOPHYLLA

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

  1. Ligules 3–5.5 mm, pale yellow
L. ramosissima
    2. Heads in dense, leafy-bracted clusters; branches 0–few, short, stout
subsp. congesta
    2' Heads in open clusters or few at stem tips; branches generally many, long, slender
subsp. ramosissima
  1' Ligules 8–13 mm, bright yellow
 
    3. Inflorescence spike- to panicle-like
L. glandulosa
    3' Inflorescence open, generally forking cymes
 
      4. Fruit obovate, dull, many-veined, midvein obscure; phyllaries short-curved-ciliate; Sierra Nevada Foothills, e San Joaquin Valley, Inner South Coast Ranges
L. dichotoma
      4' Fruit oblanceolate, glossy, midvein evident; phyllaries long-straight-ciliate; Inner North Coast Ranges, n Sierra Nevada Foothills (El Dorado Co.)
L. minor


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