Castilleja nana; it can usually be distinguished by the absence of blackish patches on the sides of the corolla tube, which are present in C. nana. None. None
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leaves, its subumbelliform arrays, and its showy rays. It is close to var. nana, but usually has a denser indument and more often ovate than oblong leaves
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phyllaries, and beaked cypselae. It is thought to be closely related to C. nana, and, possibly, derived from it (E. B. Babcock 1947). None. None. window
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include Potentilla lupina Rydberg, P. minutifolia Rydberg, P. rubricaulis var. nana Clements & E. G. Clements, P. rubripes Rydberg [= P. concinna var. rubripes
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Legacy Map Calif., Oreg. Subspecies asprella has been confused with subsp. nana, Sidalcea celata, S. elegans, and S. glaucescens, and it previously has been
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the other two infrataxa [subsp. mutelii (F. J. Schultz) Coutinho and subsp. nana (Reuter) Coutinho] are uncommon, non-weedy taxa endemic to southern Europe
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leaves than those elsewhere and have heads slightly larger than those of H. nana. They deserve further study. None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"genus"
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attractive plant. In gardens it has been known by the illegitimate name D. nana and is called “White Sprite.” None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTax
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isolation and divergence. In addition, hybrid swarms between this species and C. nana are known from several mountain ranges in central and northern Nevada, and
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var. foliosa are presumed here to be hybrids with either var. minor or var. nana. Variety foliosa is most similar to var. ballardii. V. L. Harms (2003) treated
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of the hot spring system. Castilleja salsuginosa is closely related to C. nana and C. pilosa, but genetic studies of the trio are inconclusive so far. Two
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entirely within the Eagle Cap Wilderness Area. It is likely derived from the C. nana complex, found in the mountains of eastern California and Nevada, but it
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traits. In southwestern Utah and north-central Arizona, var. scabra and var. nana can be difficult to distinguish. In much of Utah, northern Nevada, and adjacent
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America. Dwarf plants from St. Lawrence Island are somewhat intermediate to P. nana but have the larger petals and longer styles of P. fragiformis. None. None
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willows (Salix arctica, S. herbacea, and S. glauca) and one dwarf birch (Betula nana) were successfully established (B.Fredskild 1973, 1985). The maritime corridor
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