Family ⠉ Taxon Illustrator ⠉ Meteoriaceae Barbella pendula Patricia M. Eckel Meteoriaceae Papillaria nigrescens Patricia M. Eckel
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1-seriate, filiform apices so that plants very much resemble Barbella pendula. Although perigonia are present in some specimens, no perichaetia or sporophytes
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decemflora Kuntze Solidago decemflora A. Gray Solidago laeta Greene Solidago pendula Small Solidago radula var. laeta (Greene) Fernald Solidago radula var. rotundifolia (de
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, N.J., N.Y., N.C., Ohio, Okla., Pa., S.C., Tenn., Tex., Va., W.Va. A. pendula Salisbury; Asimina glabra Horta ex C. Koch; Orchidocarpum arietinum Michaux;
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Alaska. Betula neoalaskana belongs to a circumpolar complex including B. pendula Roth and B. populifolia Marshall (but not B. papyrifera Marshall, with which
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occurs as a weed in California. It is similar to another garden escape, S. pendula, but it differs in having a calyx tube with a very long, slender base and
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of these species have recently become locally naturalized (e.g., Carex pendula); the frequency of naturalization is likely to increase. For additional
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twigs. Plants referred to in the literature as S. alba var. vitellina cv. Pendula are treated here as S. ×sepulcralis. Hybrids: Salix alba forms natural hybrids
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