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bright-yellow or orangish yellow, sometimes tinged burgundy abaxially, color deepening proximally; filaments 0.8–1.8 cm; anthers (2–) 4–5 mm; style 1.8–2 cm;

(–3.6) cm. Flowers erect to inclined; perianth mostly white to pink, color deepening with age, funnelform, (6–) 6.6–9.5 (–11) cm; perianth-tube green, (1

Flowers 25 mm diam.; petals orange, brown-orange, copper, or bronze, color often deepening at base, obcordate or emarginate, 7–12 × 4–5.5 mm; stamens 25–35;

reflexed, cream to pale yellowish green or dull reddish-brown, reddish color deepening with age, very broadly ovate-oblong, 1.5–3.5 mm; petals widely separated

purple, intercostal areas purplish or white. Corollas of 2 color forms: (a) magenta, ± deepening at mouth, usually with 6–8 darker spots in arc on abaxial

Douglasianae, but the thorns are usually considerably longer, the partly ripe fruit color is more likely to be red, even bright red, in late August, and the fruiting

The immature fruit is bright red, in contrast to its later duller color. The fall color of the foliage is predominantly crimson burgundy or a pallid version

moisture-deficient. Aridisols have surface horizons that normally are light in color and low in organic matter. They also may contain pedogenic horizons derived

guide by T. M. Antonio and S. Masi (2001) deserves notice for its maps, color photographs, and useful information. Composites (members of Asteraceae) share