Manual of the Flora of Jackson County Missouri
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Rather rare in dry rocky places near Waldo Park and Lee's Summit. June- August.
Var. Ivesil Britton. Leaves oblong-lanceolate. Dry places through- out especially in the southern part, but not abundant.
Var. Linearis A. Gray. Leaves linear. Prairies near Buckner.
3. A. Floridana (Lam. ) Hitchcock. L-3 high, glabrate to hairy : leaves linear-lanceolate : umbels peduncled : hoods much shorter than 152 CONVOLVULACEAE the anthers : hoods entire. Locally common on moist prairies near Atherton, Dodson..., Waldo Park, Lake City and Lee's Summit. July- September.
4. GONOLOBUS Michx.
Twining vines with opposite, long-petioled, cordate ovate leaves, and flowers in axillary peduncled cymes. Corolla lobes erect, somewhat twisted. Crown of five membranous 2-horned bodies. Anthers termi- nated by a white dilated appendage.
1. G. Laevis Michx. CLIMBING MILKWEED. 4-12 long, puberu- lent : flowers whitish : pods 3 / long, smooth. Common in thickets, especially in the bottoms along the Missouri River. July-September.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rather rare in dry rocky places near Waldo Park and Lee's Summit. June- August.
Var. Ivesil Britton. Leaves oblong-lanceolate. Dry places through- out especially in the southern part, but not abundant.
Var. Linearis A. Gray. Leaves linear. Prairies near Buckner.
3. A. Floridana (Lam. ) Hitchcock. L-3 high, glabrate to hairy : leaves linear-lanceolate : umbels peduncled : hoods much shorter than 152 CONVOLVULACEAE the anthers : hoods entire. Locally common on moist prairies near Atherton, Dodson..., Waldo Park, Lake City and Lee's Summit. July- September.
4. GONOLOBUS Michx.
Twining vines with opposite, long-petioled, cordate ovate leaves, and flowers in axillary peduncled cymes. Corolla lobes erect, somewhat twisted. Crown of five membranous 2-horned bodies. Anthers termi- nated by a white dilated appendage.
1. G. Laevis Michx. CLIMBING MILKWEED. 4-12 long, puberu- lent : flowers whitish : pods 3 / long, smooth. Common in thickets, especially in the bottoms along the Missouri River. July-September.
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