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SD? to 139 Butte Co, Cal. Quintin? Humboldt and Butte Co; SD mesas!
near Quintin! distributed as E. Petio- latum.
ERYNGIUM PETIOLATUM Hook. Hooker, Fl Bor Am 1:259 (1834). 'E. Petiolatum juncifolium G, Am ac pr 8:385 (1872). Throughout Cal, mostly in marshes. Type locality: "Moist soils on the plains of the Multnomak river, " Ore (Doug-las)- As now understood, ex- cluded from the Cal flora. Eryiigium Parishii.
Coulter and Rose, mon 57. "Low, much branched at base, the . Slender sts erect or spr...eading, 1-4 dm long; basal Ivs from simple to pin- nate, the blades or . Segs from lacini- ate-toothed to cleft, tapering into a long more or less spinosely-toothed petiole; infl beginning near the base and diffusely branching, the hds on very short peds, nearly globose, about 6 mm long, bracts very narrow and rigid, longer than the hds, 12-18 mm long, with a few spinose bristles at base and not at all scarious margined bractlets very narrow and rigid, much longer than the fls, about the size of the bracts, with shorT scarious margin below (broadening upward to a short lobe on each side), at the top of which and just above there may or may not be a few brist- l(-s, the margined base inclosing the fr and falling off with it; seps ovate, f, p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SD? to 139 Butte Co, Cal. Quintin? Humboldt and Butte Co; SD mesas!
near Quintin! distributed as E. Petio- latum.
ERYNGIUM PETIOLATUM Hook. Hooker, Fl Bor Am 1:259 (1834). 'E. Petiolatum juncifolium G, Am ac pr 8:385 (1872). Throughout Cal, mostly in marshes. Type locality: "Moist soils on the plains of the Multnomak river, " Ore (Doug-las)- As now understood, ex- cluded from the Cal flora. Eryiigium Parishii.
Coulter and Rose, mon 57. "Low, much branched at base, the . Slender sts erect or spr...eading, 1-4 dm long; basal Ivs from simple to pin- nate, the blades or . Segs from lacini- ate-toothed to cleft, tapering into a long more or less spinosely-toothed petiole; infl beginning near the base and diffusely branching, the hds on very short peds, nearly globose, about 6 mm long, bracts very narrow and rigid, longer than the hds, 12-18 mm long, with a few spinose bristles at base and not at all scarious margined bractlets very narrow and rigid, much longer than the fls, about the size of the bracts, with shorT scarious margin below (broadening upward to a short lobe on each side), at the top of which and just above there may or may not be a few brist- l(-s, the margined base inclosing the fr and falling off with it; seps ovate, f, p.
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