classification can be supported. As noted by H. J. Scoggan (1978–1979), Orobanche purpurea Jacquin (yarrow broomrape), was collected in Huron County, Ontario, in
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similarities between the elongated leaves of var. pinetorum and those of V. purpurea var. mesophyta. The leaves of var. pinetorum are often twice as long as
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prairies and woods, being less common in maritime dunes than Triplasis purpurea. None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"genus","name":"Triplasis"
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Va., W.Va., West Indies. Gamochaeta argyrinea has been confused with G. purpurea, which also occurs across the coastal states of eastern United States (G
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Calif., Oreg., Wash. Gamochaeta ustulata usually has been included in G. purpurea; it differs mostly in its longer duration, thicker and shorter stems, larger
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on specimens of G. stagnalis. Those plants have been misidentified as G. purpurea also. None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"genus","name":"Gamochaeta"
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distally, a characteristic not known to occur in other members of the V. purpurea complex. Larvae of the federally listed Callippe silverspot butterfly [Speyeria
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outer and mid phyllaries. Roots are typically lignescent taproots. As in G. purpurea, the basal cells of each hair on adaxial leaf faces are persistent, expanded
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elsewhere, it is incorrectly referred to incorrectly as V. labradorica ‘Purpurea.’ In some plants shoots arise from adventitious buds on the roots (A. R
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members of the V. nuttallii complex. Viola tomentosa hybridizes with V. purpurea; the hybrids appeared sterile (M. S. Baker 1949). J. Clausen (1964) reported
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floral bracts bicolor or black; ovaries short-silky; stipes 0-0.1 mm. Salix purpurea 4 Petioles shallowly grooved adaxially > 5 4 Petioles flat to convex adaxially
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Legacy Map Calif. Subspecies rostrata intergrades with subspp. patula and purpurea; it has been confused with Sidalcea hickmanii because of its unlobed and
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virgata; H. gauroides Spach is also illegitimate, being based on O. rosea; O. purpurea Lamarck is a later homonym; these three names pertain here. None. None
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variation in leaf lobing; this likely reflects introgression from the C. purpurea complex, at least in some cases, such as in Coleman and McCullough counties
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on intermediate or segmental allopolyploidy, and the complex of Clarkia purpurea (Onagraceae) is based on genomic allopolyploidy (H.Lewis and M.E. Lewis
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Oenothera laciniata, Panicum amarum, Physalis maritima, and Triplasis purpurea among the important associates (J.M. Barry 1980; N.L. Christensen 1988;
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