Botany volume 1
Botany volume 1
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Foliosa, Xutt. A foot or two high, commonly strict, from running root- stocks, tomentose-pubescent, leafy to the top, bearing 3 to 7 corymbose rather small and shortish-peduncled heads : leaves lanceolate, mostly callous-denticulate, and with about 5 jiarallel nerves or ribs : rays rather short, usually pale yellow, — Nutt. In Trans. Am. Phih Soc. N. Ser. Vii. 407, excL var. Nana. A. Chamissonis, Torr. & Gray, Fl. , in part. A. Montana, Hook. , in part.
Var. Incana, Gray. White with floccose de...nse wool, which is deciduous with age.
Wet meadows, in the Sierra Nevada, from Kern Co. (Rothrock) to Oregon ; extending east- ward to the Rocky Mountains and Saskatchewan. In California more commonly the var. Incana : Lake Tahoe {Brcivcr) : Lake Washoe {Torrey) : Sierra Valley, "in deep water, " Bolander. Leaves from 2 or 3 to 5 or 6 inches long, from 4 lines to an inch in width, mostly obtuse ; the . Upper closely sessile, the lower with tapering bases or petioles clasping at the insertion. Involu- cre half an inch high, somewhat viscid-glandular under the deciduous pubescence, as is the herb- age generally, not at all hirsute or hispid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Foliosa, Xutt. A foot or two high, commonly strict, from running root- stocks, tomentose-pubescent, leafy to the top, bearing 3 to 7 corymbose rather small and shortish-peduncled heads : leaves lanceolate, mostly callous-denticulate, and with about 5 jiarallel nerves or ribs : rays rather short, usually pale yellow, — Nutt. In Trans. Am. Phih Soc. N. Ser. Vii. 407, excL var. Nana. A. Chamissonis, Torr. & Gray, Fl. , in part. A. Montana, Hook. , in part.
Var. Incana, Gray. White with floccose de...nse wool, which is deciduous with age.
Wet meadows, in the Sierra Nevada, from Kern Co. (Rothrock) to Oregon ; extending east- ward to the Rocky Mountains and Saskatchewan. In California more commonly the var. Incana : Lake Tahoe {Brcivcr) : Lake Washoe {Torrey) : Sierra Valley, "in deep water, " Bolander. Leaves from 2 or 3 to 5 or 6 inches long, from 4 lines to an inch in width, mostly obtuse ; the . Upper closely sessile, the lower with tapering bases or petioles clasping at the insertion. Involu- cre half an inch high, somewhat viscid-glandular under the deciduous pubescence, as is the herb- age generally, not at all hirsute or hispid.
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