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Epilobium lactiflorum, Epilobium leptocarpum, Epilobium leptophyllum, Epilobium luteum, Epilobium mirabile, Epilobium montanum, Epilobium obcordatum, Epilobium

Trillium kurabayashii, Trillium lancifolium, Trillium ludovicianum, Trillium luteum, Trillium maculatum, Trillium parviflorum, Trillium petiolatum, Trillium

familySplachnaceae genusSplachnum Show Lower Taxa Splachnum ampullaceum, Splachnum luteum, Splachnum pensylvanicum, Splachnum rubrum, Splachnum sphaericum, Splachnum

Delphinium basalticum, Delphinium bicolor, Delphinium glareosum, Delphinium luteum, Delphinium nudicaule (Rydberg) N. I. Malyutin Bot. Zhurn. (Moscow & Leningrad)

genusNelumbo speciesNelumbo lutea Willdenow Sp. Pl. 2: 1259. 1799 (as Nelumbium luteum). John. H. Wiersema Common names: American lotus yellow lotus water-chinquapin volée

LAYOUT:treatment:TUOYAL familyLiliaceae genusChamaelirium speciesChamaelirium luteum (Linnaeus) A. Gray Manual, 503. 1848. Frederick H. Utech Common names:

narrow abruptly to a slender acumen, however, help distinguish S. luteum. Splachnum luteum is generally rare although locally common in central Alaska; the

E. 1957. Chamaelirium luteum (L.) Gray: A Biological Study. Ph.D. dissertation. University of North Carolina. Chamaelirium luteum window.propertiesFrom

plot distribution of T. luteum. In some parts of their ranges, Trillium luteum and T. cuneatum do not grow together. Trillium luteum is abundant in eastern

combination is E. luteum × E. ciliatum subsp. glandulosum, first de­scribed and named E. ×treleasianum H. Léveillé, and later E. luteum var. lilacinum L

Basionym: Chelidonium glaucium Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 1: 506. 1753 Synonyms: Glaucium luteum Scopoli Treatment appears in FNA Volume 3. Illustrator: John Myers Copyright:

Splachnaceae Aplodon wormskioldii Patricia M. Eckel Splachnaceae Splachnum luteum Patricia M. Eckel Splachnaceae Splachnum pensylvanicum Patricia M. Eckel

Synonyms: Lilium nevadense Eastwood Lilium parviflorum var. luteum (Purdy) Purdy Lilium parvum var. luteum Purdy Lilium shastense (Eastwood) Beane Treatment appears

hesperium also occur at the type locality; D. luteum flowers earlier and hybrids are not known. Delphinium luteum is not likely to be mistaken for any other

convex-umbrelliform, unlike the discoid-umbrelliform hypophysis of S. luteum, and 6–11 mm wide. As in S. luteum, the young sporophytes of S. rubrum resemble the mature

Europe, n Asia. Plants of Splachnum sphaericum often grow intermixed with S. luteum in western Canada and central Alaska. Unlike in other North American species

Splachnaceae Aplodon wormskioldii Patricia M. Eckel Splachnaceae Splachnum luteum Patricia M. Eckel Splachnaceae Splachnum pensylvanicum Patricia M. Eckel

Liliaceae Liliaceae Aletris farinosa Narthecium californicum Chamaelirium luteum Barbara Alongi Yevonn Wilson-Ramsey Barbara Alongi Liliaceae Liliaceae Liliaceae

has long been confused with T. luteum of the Smoky Mountain region, though it is far more slender and delicate than T. luteum. Because the pallid forms and

Liliaceae Liliaceae Aletris farinosa Narthecium californicum Chamaelirium luteum Barbara Alongi Yevonn Wilson-Ramsey Barbara Alongi Liliaceae Liliaceae Liliaceae

and brushland. Delphinium decorum subsp. decorum also hybridizes with D. luteum, D. nudicaule, and D. trolliifolium. None. None. window.propertiesFromH

flowers, and some of these, e.g., Rhododendron molle (Blume) G. Don, R. luteum Sweet, R. simsii Planchon, and R. obtusum (Lindley) Planchon, sometimes

mm. > 22 16 Petals cream-yellow; seed coma tawny, persistent. Epilobium luteum 16 Petals pink to rose-purple; seed coma white, dull white, or dingy, sometimes

of the genus in boreal North America; the plants sometimes grow with S. luteum in western North America and S. pensylvanicum in eastern North America.

equaling pistil; flower odor strongly of lemon; se United States. Trillium luteum 30 Petals oblanceolate to obovate, apex variably acute to almost truncate;

afield or as specimens), include D. andersonii, D. antoninum, D. decorum, D. luteum, D. nuttallianum, D. patens, and D. trolliifolium. In addition, garden-grown

, Fla., Ga., Miss. Rhododendron austrinum is most closely related to R. luteum Sweet of eastern Europe, Turkey, and the Caucasus region and to R. occidentale

sessile trilliums. Many color forms occur and have been named. In forma luteum J. D. Freeman, for example, all floral organs lack purple pigment, and the

this species; that name was superfluous when published and applies to R. luteum. None. None. window.propertiesFromHigherTaxa=[{"rank":"genus","name":"Rhododendron"

suffruticosum shares its unusual cream-yellow flower color only with E. luteum, a distantly related species in sect. Epilobium. Both species have relatively

only from Akamiski Island in James Bay. As discussed under 30. Epilobium luteum, subsp. glandulosum hybridizes with that species—both have relatively large