perichaetial leaves, brown or golden at maturity. Spores spherical to polyhedral, pale-yellow to yellowbrown, golden, orange or red-orange, smooth to finely papillose
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subulate, unequal bracts, short-pedicellate; perianth white, yellow, or golden orange, cylindrical, campanulate, or obovoid, abaxial surfaces rough; tepals
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incurved, filiform; anthers versatile, introrse, pollen yellow, often golden, or orange; ovary inferior, globose, ovoid, oblong, or pyriform, ovules 2–10 per
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to yellow-orange. Capsule usually slightly inclined to erect, usually straight, (0.8–) 1–1.8 (–2.2) mm, pale-brown to yellow (golden) orange, smooth to
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pale-yellow to yellow-orange. Capsule slightly inclined to erect, usually arcuate, (1–) 1.7–2.3 (–3.7) mm, pale-brown to yellow (golden) orange, smooth to sulcate
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Patricia M. Eckel Copyright: Flora of North America Association Stems golden or orange with age, weakly appressed to substrate, branches many, curved to erect
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and rounded at the cell angles. Seta 1–3 (–4) cm, various shades of red, orange, or yellow. Capsule oblong to long-cylindric, (1–) 2–2.5 (–3) mm, smooth
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fruiting pedicels pubescent. Pomes usually red, sometimes bright-yellow to golden or orange, suborbicular, 8–12 mm diam., often bearing residual hairs, particularly
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The glands may be colorless (translucent) or yellowish to dark brown or orange and are sometimes more prominent on dried specimens than in living plants
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eglandular; phyllaries with orange to brownish midnerves; cypselae glabrous or strigillose, eglandular Conyza 11 Rays usually yellow or orange, sometimes cream,
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large, lax to dense, in tufts or mats, dark green, yellow-green, golden green, or orange, sometimes reddish-brown or nearly black, often lustrous. Stems
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D. pictus), blue, pink, red, magenta, lavender, purple, purplish brown, orange, or yellow, rarely white, sometimes multicolor, bilaterally symmetric, rarely
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378, 379, 637. Plants in mats or patches, green, golden green, brown-green, or blackish, rarely with orange or red tinge. Stems slender, creeping, irregularly
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white to pale greenish proximally, usually becoming green, white, yellow, orange, red, pink, or purple distally, tubular proximally, strongly bilabiate distally
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siceraria (for its bottlelike gourds), and Thladiantha dubia (golden creeper, for its large, golden-yellow flowers). Species employed for other economic uses
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purple; petals absent or (1–) 5, white, cream, yellow, orange, red, pink, or purple, often yellow, orange, or red-spotted; nectary disc present or not; stamens
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to dense, rarely fragile tufts, green, yellowish, brownish, or golden green, with orange tinge due to leaves yellow-green and stems reddish. Stems creeping
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caulescent, glaucous, from transitory or persistent taproots; sap white to orange. Stems leafy, branching. Leaves sessile; basal rosulate, cauline alternate;
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terminal or lateral, distinct; ovules 2 (only 1 maturing). Fruits pomes, orange to red or purple to black, globose to obovoid or oblong, [3–] 4–14 [–15]
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Natl. Herb. 12: 435. 1909. Arthur C. Gibson Common names: Golden clubcactus golden cereus golden snakecactus Illustrated Basionym: Cereus emoryi Engelmann
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