Sibara are highly artificial. One of the ten species that he recognized, S. virginica, is here placed in the monotypic genus Planodes of the tribe Cardamineae
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States. > 23 22 Sepals with yellow pubescent signal at base of blade. Iris virginica 22 Sepals with pubescent, green or greenish yellow patch surrounded by
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mixedgrass prairie. It has superficial similarity in pappus form to K. virginica; it was consistently placed as the sister species to K. cespitosa in chloroplast
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sporadically as far west as Washington and British Columbia. Antennaria virginica is likely the primary sexual progenitor of apomicts in subsp. neodioica
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forming dense, monospecific stands. It is sometimes confused with Leersia virginica Willd., but differs from that species in its glabrous cauline nodes and
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Map Legacy Map Ala., Ark., Ga., La., N.C., Okla., S.C., Tex. Verbesina virginica may be no longer present in Georgia and North Carolina. None. None. window
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plants are difficult to distinguish from S. perennis. The name Salicornia virginica has often been applied to this species. Salicornia ambigua Michaux, Fl
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Louisiana collection of S. utahensis for S. fruticosa. Reports of Salicornia virginica and S. perennis from the coast of Texas are mostly referable to Sarcocornia
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earliest name that is probably referable to this species is Salicornia virginica Linnaeus, which must be typified by specimens collected by John Clayton
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subciliata, a very rare species, is closely related to S. laciniata and S. virginica but is readily distinguished by its subglabrous stems and leaves and by
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aquatica. Cornus foemina, Gleditsia aquatica, Ilex verticillata, and Itea virginica are common understory associates. Zone IV forests occur in backwater and
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Linnaean method and published the work in 1739 as the first part of Flora Virginica... (2 vols., Leiden, 1739--1743). When Clayton finally saw this work in
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Park. 1976. The ecotone between Spartina foliosa Trin. and Salicornia virginica L. in salt marshes of northern San Francisco Bay. J. Ecol. 64: 421--433
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