Synoptical Flora of North America: the Gamopetalæ, Being a Second Edition of Vol. I, Part Ii, And Vol. Ii, Part I, Collected
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++ ++ Glabrous, but scabridous and balsamic-viscid : leaves ovate, abruptly petioled, coriaceous.
W. reticulata, Greene. Habit of W ■ ovata, only puberulent-hispidulous without tomen.
turn, leafy up to the corymbosely disposed heads : cauline leaves ovate or subcordate, short petioled (4 down to 2 inches long), 3-5-plinerved, and with veins and veinlets much reticu- lated, shining ; those of flowering branches small, oblong, 3-nerved : heads hemispherical, little over half -inch high : bracts o...f involucre oblong-linear, obtuse, short ; outer foliaceous and loose, sometimes one or two enlarged : rays apparently few and rather small : akenes compressed-quadrangular, glabrous (barely 3 lines long) : pappus an extremely short erose- denticulate crown; no awn. — Bull. Calif. Acad. i. 9. — Banks of Sweetwater Creek, El Dorado Co., California, Mrs. Curran.
++++++ Tomentose or woolly, but sometimes glabrate in age : leaves all petioled and becoming coriaceous, ample, even the cauline 4 to 7 inches long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
++ ++ Glabrous, but scabridous and balsamic-viscid : leaves ovate, abruptly petioled, coriaceous.
W. reticulata, Greene. Habit of W ■ ovata, only puberulent-hispidulous without tomen.
turn, leafy up to the corymbosely disposed heads : cauline leaves ovate or subcordate, short petioled (4 down to 2 inches long), 3-5-plinerved, and with veins and veinlets much reticu- lated, shining ; those of flowering branches small, oblong, 3-nerved : heads hemispherical, little over half -inch high : bracts o...f involucre oblong-linear, obtuse, short ; outer foliaceous and loose, sometimes one or two enlarged : rays apparently few and rather small : akenes compressed-quadrangular, glabrous (barely 3 lines long) : pappus an extremely short erose- denticulate crown; no awn. — Bull. Calif. Acad. i. 9. — Banks of Sweetwater Creek, El Dorado Co., California, Mrs. Curran.
++++++ Tomentose or woolly, but sometimes glabrate in age : leaves all petioled and becoming coriaceous, ample, even the cauline 4 to 7 inches long.
What to read after Synoptical Flora of North America: the Gamopetalæ, Being a Second Edition of Vol. I, Part Ii, And Vol. Ii, Part I, Collected?
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