other known in the west. The plants are large, somewhat reminiscent of C. mollis in foliage, habit, and pubescence; in its fruit (red changing to purple
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California may be more recent introductions. Gaura mollis Nuttall ex Torrey 1827 is an isonym of G. mollis E. James 1822, a suppressed name. None. None. window
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subarctica with yellow corollas may be the result of introgression from E. mollis. None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"genus","name":"Euphrasia"
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extremes of variation. Elymus hirsutus occasionally hybridizes with Leymus mollis (p. 356) and Hordeum brachyantherum (p. 243). None. None. window.proper
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macounii (p. 284) (Hordeum jubatum), ×Elyleymus jamesensis (p. 348) {Leymus mollis), and ×Elyleymus ontariensis (p. 346) (Leymus innovatus). Hybrids with Elymus
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×Elyleyums aleuticus comprises hybrids between Elymus hirsutus and Leymus mollis. It is known only from the type locality, Atka, Alaska. It probably occurs
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×Leydeum dutillyanum consists of hybrids between Hordeum jubatum and Leymus mollis (Bowden 1967). It has been reported only from Vieux-Comptoir, Quebec. It
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consists of hybrids between Elymus alaskanus subsp. alaskanus and Leymus mollis. The original collection is from Deering, Alaska. None. None. window.pr
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×Elyleymus jamesensis comprises hybrids between Elymus trachycaulus and Leymus mollis. Lepage (1952) recognized three different infraspecific taxa, depending
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unknown in the wild today. In all probability, Crataegus ×kelloggii is C. mollis × C. margarettae, as suggested by E. J. Palmer (1952). None. None. window
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been described as H. kellermannii Britton (Long 1955), and those with H. mollis as H. brevifolius E. Watson (R. C. Jackson and A. T. Guard 1957b). None
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anthers 2.5-3.5 mm. ×Elyleymus uclueletensis comprises hybrids between Leymus mollis and Elymus glaucus. It is known from two locations, near Ucluelet and along
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littorale consists of hybrids between Hordeum brachyantherum and Leymus mollis. It has been collected in the Matanuska Valley, Alaska, and on the coast
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British Columbia to California. It is a sterile hybrid, probably between L. mollis and L. triticoides (Bowden 1957). The northern populations are outside the
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C. brazoria represents introgression between its red-fruited form and C. mollis var. viburnifolia. None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"series"
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Leymus triticoides hybridizes with other species of Leymus; hybrids with L. mollis are called L. xvancouverensis (see p. 358), those with L. condensatus are
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The hypothesis that it arose as a hybrid between the Mexican species W. mollis (Kaulfuss) J. Smith and W. mexicana Fée (D. F. M. Brown 1964; D. B. Lellinger
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earliest hawthorns to flower, preceded only by C. collina in the south, C. mollis in the Midwest, and C. chrysocarpa and allies in the north. Crataegus macrosperma
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Cochlearia officinalis subsp. groenlandica, Elymus mollis (= E. arenariussubsp. mollis and Lymus mollis), Festuca rubra, Honkenya peploides, Lathyrus japonicus
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and podzolic Aridisols Latin: aridus, dry Some solonetzic Mollisols Latin: mollis, soft Chernozemic, some brunizolic, gleysolic, and solonetzic Spodosols
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