Hall and Clements applied the name mucronata to their interpretation of A. patula subsp. hastata or to A. hastata (i.e., to A. prostrata according to this
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very widely scattered populations; it may be most closely related to M. patula and M. muscorum, sharing prominently ribbed sepals with both taxa and black
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Generated Map Legacy Map Calif. Subspecies rostrata intergrades with subspp. patula and purpurea; it has been confused with Sidalcea hickmanii because of its
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Similarly, in the Rocky Mountains in areas with both A. uva-ursi and A. patula, hybrids have been called A. coloradensis Rollins. Rosatti, T. J. 1987b
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Hitchcock (1957). It does have some resemblance to S. malviflora subsp. patula; the inflorescence is generally much more open, the rhizomes are not as
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dominant, associated with Amelanchier alnifolia, A. utahensis, Arctostaphylos patula, Ceanothus fendleri, C. velutinus, Cercocarpus montanus, C. ledifolius, Cowania
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