The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California

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Names are linked to treatments from the Manual


Key to PURSHIA

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

  1. Pistils 4–5(12); styles in fruit 2–6 cm, plumose; leaf lobes (3)5–9, from just below middle
P. mexicana var. stansburyana
  1' Pistils 1(–3); styles in fruit < 1 cm, canescent at least below tip; leaf lobes 3(–5), generally from above middle
P. tridentata
    2. Leaf upper surface sparsely nonglandular-hairy, sessile or sunken glands few–many; twig hairs mostly glandular
var. glandulosa
    2' Leaf upper surface densely nonglandular-hairy, sessile or sunken glands 0–few; twig hairs mostly nonglandular
var. tridentata


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