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Clarkia sect. Fibula
Univ. Calif. Publ. Bot. 20: 333. 1955.
Synonyms: Clarkia subg. Xantianae K. E. Holsinger
Treatment appears in FNA Volume 10.
Inflorescences: axis erect; buds pendent. Flowers: floral-tube obconic to campanulate, 2–5 mm; sepals reflexed together to 1 side; petals pale to pink-lavender or reddish purple, white near base and red-flecked or upper petals with a white-bordered dark spot (C. xantiana), fan-shaped, unlobed or shallowly 2-lobed, with subulate tooth in sinus, claw inconspicuous (conspicuous in C. xantiana); stamens 8, in 2 unequal sets, outer anthers with lavender to purple pollen, inner shorter, with cream pollen. Capsules terete, 4-grooved, or conspicuously 8-ribbed (C. xantiana); sessile or subsessile to long-pedicellate.
Discussion
Species 3 (3 in the flora).
Selected References
None.
Lower Taxa
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epigynous +
fixed +
erect +
alternate +
anthesis +
sterile +
nutlike +
pendent +
nutlike +
terete +
elongated +
vegetative +
inconspicuous +
California. +
oily +
straight +
absent +
oily +
straight +
absent +
oily +
straight +
absent +
dithecal +
distinct +
filiform +
expanded +
deciduous +
absent +
actinomorphic +
deciduous +
anthesis +
nutlike +
caulescent +
annual +
axillary +
unicellular-papillose +
simple +
alternate +
deciduous +
cauline +
many +
absent +
inferior +
bitegmic +
clustered +
anatropous +
epigynous +
imbricate +
convolute +
absent +
clawed +
usually shorter +
longitudinal +
singly +
singly +
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1955 +
abundant +
hairy +
papillate +
tuberculate +
singly +
valvate +
deciduous +
connate +
reflexed +
parenchymatous +
absent +
thin +
longer +
unequal +
equal +
longer +
equal +
unarmed +
not clonal +
longitudinal +
leafy +
2 times as many or as many as sepals +
erect +
4-lobed +
commissural +
caducous +
intrapetiolar +
absent +
small +
unarmed +
not clonal +
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united +
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thick +