Flora of the Vicinity of San Francisco
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Style short; stigmas 2 or 3. Fruit a circum- scissile utricle.—©.
1. A. KETROFLEXUS L. Flowers green. — Cul- tivated grounds. Summer.
Family 2. CHENOPODIACE.a:.
Perigonium without tube, not more than 1- bracteate.
1. Chenopodium L. Pig wked.
Bracts 0. Perigonium S-cleft. Lobes dor- sally carinate. Stamens 5. Ovary 1-celled, 1- ovulate; stigmas 2. Fruit a depressed utri- cle enclosed in the persistent perigonium.
1. C. ALBUM L. Leaves smooth, pruinose, rhombic, sinuate; the uppermost lanceolate,... (198) entire; flowers densely clustered in dense spikes, forming a strict, close panicle. — 0.
Cultivated grounds. Summer.
Ballast weed, introduced from Europe.
2. 0. MUBALE L. Leaves shining, rhombic, dentate; flowers clustered in loose spicate pan.
icles. — . Cultivated grounds. Summer.
Ballast weed, introduced from Europe.
3. C. AMBEOSioiDES L. Leaves lanceolate, dentate; flowers clustered in slender axillary spikes. — 0. Cultivated grounds. Summer.
Introduced from South America. Possesses anthelminthic properties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Style short; stigmas 2 or 3. Fruit a circum- scissile utricle.—©.
1. A. KETROFLEXUS L. Flowers green. — Cul- tivated grounds. Summer.
Family 2. CHENOPODIACE.a:.
Perigonium without tube, not more than 1- bracteate.
1. Chenopodium L. Pig wked.
Bracts 0. Perigonium S-cleft. Lobes dor- sally carinate. Stamens 5. Ovary 1-celled, 1- ovulate; stigmas 2. Fruit a depressed utri- cle enclosed in the persistent perigonium.
1. C. ALBUM L. Leaves smooth, pruinose, rhombic, sinuate; the uppermost lanceolate,... (198) entire; flowers densely clustered in dense spikes, forming a strict, close panicle. — 0.
Cultivated grounds. Summer.
Ballast weed, introduced from Europe.
2. 0. MUBALE L. Leaves shining, rhombic, dentate; flowers clustered in loose spicate pan.
icles. — . Cultivated grounds. Summer.
Ballast weed, introduced from Europe.
3. C. AMBEOSioiDES L. Leaves lanceolate, dentate; flowers clustered in slender axillary spikes. — 0. Cultivated grounds. Summer.
Introduced from South America. Possesses anthelminthic properties.
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