entire; stems suffused with red; ne California, se Oregon, Nevada Atriplex pusilla 24 Leaf blades, most of them, deltoid to deltoid-ovate or broadly ovate
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autogamous. The species is closely related to C. kernensis, C. parvula, andC. pusilla. None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"genus","name":"Camissonia"
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1/2), and the more common presence of gemmae. Excluded Species: Gyroweisia pusilla (Kindberg) Brotherus This entity was treated as a synonym of Gymnostomum
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thornei would be nearly identical to R. divergens and very similar to R. pusilla, both of which belong in subg. Psilocarya. Therefore, it forms an interesting
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collections attributed to Arkansas is equivocal (MacRoberts et al.). Gratiola pusilla Torrey ex Bentham 1846 (not Willdenow 1797) is an illegitimate name and
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slightly exceeds the width. Seligeria calcarea is distinguished from S. pusilla in having a subula filled by an expanded costa, whereas the latter has a
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Oreg. Minuartia cismontana is closely related to M. californica and M. pusilla, and has been overlooked as the former for many years. Phenology and elevation
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name rejected because of its inconsistent use for this as well as for M. pusilla and other species. It is similar to M. sylvestris, except for its decumbent
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includes what are sometimes identified as M. pulcherrima Scribn. ex Beal, M. pusilla Steud., and M. peruviana s. s. There are, however, numerous intermediates
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rejected because of its inconsistent use for this species as well as for M. pusilla and other species. The immature, mucilaginous fruits are sometimes eaten;
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name rejected because of its inconsistent use for this as well as for M. pusilla and other species. It is sometimes cultivated as a forage crop in semi-arid
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places from Delaware to Newfoundland, the famous curly-grass fern (Schizaea pusilla) may be found in such acidic sites. Deep hardwood and conifer swamps in
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