Potentilla ovina, comparisons can also be made with P. drummondii and P. glaucophylla, both placed here in sect. Graciles. Apparent intergradation exists in
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Verbatim text: Thompson, J. and L. A. S. Johnson. 1986. Callitris glaucophylla, Australia's 'white cypress pine'---A new name for an old species. Telopea
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intergradation that also includes P. ovina var. ovina (sect. Multijugae), P. glaucophylla var. perdissecta (sect. Graciles), and members of sect. Subjugae. Significant
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Soják 1996). The type of P. dissecta Pursh, traditionally applied to P. glaucophylla (sect. Graciles), is closest to this species but has palmate leaves;
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Rocky Mountains, some possibly indicating introgression from Potentilla glaucophylla, represent the nuttallii or glabrata phase. Occurrences in Quebec and
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the category page for Potentilla glaucophylla. For the treatment page see Potentilla glaucophylla. Potentilla glaucophylla is a subcategory of Potentilla
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