eastern part of the Edwards Plateau, is the southern counterpart of E. commutata, to which it is morphologically very similar. However, molecular phylogenetic
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hybrids between S. eastwoodiae and S. boothii, S. commutata, or S. lemmonii needs study. Salix commutata is distinguished from S. eastwoodiae by having leaf
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has been misunderstood in North America; most specimens identified as P. commutata (Hedwig) Ochyra [synonym Cratoneuron commutatum], and the few P. decipiens
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Sematophyllaceae Brotherella canadensis Patricia M. Eckel Sematophyllaceae Donnellia commutata Patricia M. Eckel ... further results
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W. Argus Common names: Gray-leaf Sierra willow Endemic Synonyms: Salix commutata var. rubicunda Jepson Salix glauca subsp. orestera (C. K. Schneider) Youngberg
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and woodlands in the south-central United States. It is similar to E. commutata and has been most commonly identified as that species in the past. However
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flowering branchlets 3-15 mm; floral bracts: apex rounded to acute. Salix commutata 85 Juvenile blades villous to pilose; largest medial blades 2-5.2 times
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hybridization. Salix barclayi × S. commutata resembles S. barclayi in having leaves glaucous abaxially, and S. commutata in having leaves hairy on both surfaces
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and B. chrysopoda) may have the large size of, e.g., the European var. commutata (J. Juratzka) P. T. Husnot. Large plants of any variety growing in mesic
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quite distinct from the more robust, biennial or occasionally annual E. commutata, the only other closely-related species that occurs in the area. None.
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misidentified specimens. Euphorbia crenulata is closely related to E. commutata. None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"subgenus","name":"Euphorbia
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forms natural hybrids with S. barclayi, S. commutata, and S. pseudomyrsinites. Salix barrattiana × S. commutata: This hybrid, known from Alberta and the
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