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nigra, Carex nudata, Carex obnupta, Carex paleacea, Carex ramenskii, Carex recta, Carex rufina, Carex salina, Carex schottii, Carex scopulorum, Carex senta

Clematis ligusticifolia, Clematis orientalis, Clematis pauciflora, Clematis recta, Clematis tangutica, Clematis terniflora, Clematis virginiana, Clematis vitalba

× C. recta. Other accepted hybrids of C. recta are crosses of C. recta with C. salina and C. subspathacea. A specimen intermediate between C. recta and

familyRanunculaceae genusClematis subgenusClematis subg. Clematis speciesClematis recta Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 1: 544. 1753. James S. Pringle Introduced Treatment appears

on the basis of seedling morphology, including the transfer of Clematis recta and C. terniflora to Clematis subg. Viorna. Many species are valued as ornamentals;

genusPotentilla sectionPotentilla sect. Rectae Show Lower Taxa Potentilla recta (Th. Wolf) Juzepczuk in V. L. Komarov et al., Fl. URSS 10: 160. 1941. Barbara

IllustratedIntroducedWeedy Synonyms: Potentilla recta subsp. obscura (Willdenow) Arcangeli P. recta var. obscura (Willdenow) Poiret P. recta subsp. pilosa (Willdenow ex Poiret)

known as C. recta, C. salina var. cuspidata, and C. salina var. fuliginea from the New England states, and about half of the reports of C. recta from the

glareosa var. amphigena), and C. ×gauthieri E. Lepage (= C. paleacea × C. recta). Similar depauperate plants have been cultivated in an experimental garden

Fries (= C. salina × C. bigelowii), C. ×mendica E. Lepage (= C. salina × C. recta), and C. ×stansalina E. Lepage (= C. salina × C. aquatilis). None. None.

relatively stiff, spreading, tubercle-based hairs to 3 mm, resembling those of P. recta. In addition, the tiny, smooth, pale achenes of P. biennis and P. rivalis

subspathacea × C. rariflora), C. ×gauthieri E. Lepage (= C. subspathacea × C. recta), C. ×persalina E. Lepage (= C. subspathacea × C. salina). None. None. window

consider P. inclinata to be the hybrid derivative of P. argentea and P. recta (A. Kurtto et al. in J. Jalas et al. 1972+, vol. 13). The P. collina group