or finely hairy, sometimes pruinose; hypanthium usually persistent; sepals usually persistent, usually reflexed. Seeds 1 per drupelet. x = 7. North America
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4–6 mm; abaxial lip pale to bright-yellow; teeth white, rarely pink or reddish purple. Phenology: Flowering Apr–Aug(–Oct). Habitat: Sandy coastal bluffs,
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stipitate-glandular. Ray-florets 3–7. Disc-florets 9–25; anthers reddish to dark purple. 2n = 8. Generated Map Legacy Map Calif. Subspecies 2 (2 in the
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rosettes, usually more than 2.5 cm in diam., glabrous. Inflorescences paniculate, cylindrical, bracteate, glabrous; rachis and peduncle reddish purple; bracts
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bright to deep red, deep red to purple (often nearly black) or pale reddish purple, turning through deep red to reddish plum and burgundy, suborbicular
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(–20) mm. Calyces 16–22 mm, lobes pallid, sometimes tinged with reddish purple or reddish-brown, linear-subulate, (12–) 15–20 mm. Corollas pallid or yellow
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mm, base asymmetric, obtuse to hemicordate, margins entire often reddish, apex usually obtuse, occasionally acute (young leaves), surfaces sericeous to
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cross-section, less than 10 mm, base tapering or rounded, often spongy, apex usually abruptly beaked, pubescent, rarely glabrous; beak straight or bent, 0.5–2
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faces glabrous. Ray-florets (11–) 13–23 (–34); corollas usually pale to dark blue or purple, seldom white, laminae (6–) 7.2–11.3 (–14.6) × 1.5–2.5 mm
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short and medium length, usually arising at or above mid length, rarely below, apex acute. Calyces proximally green, sometimes purple to brown, distally colored
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or reddish purple throughout, or proximally pale green to yellow-green, distally white to cream or pale yellowish, sometimes pink to reddish purple, lanceolate
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petiole usually equaling blade; blade elliptic to orbiculate, to 4 cm, apex obtuse, often notched, or apiculate. Inflorescences: flowers usually solitary
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faintly to strongly reddish tinged, adaxial surface usually reddish-mottled or with conspicuous reddish spot, both surfaces usually sparsely to moderately
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with narrow, ± purple band at top, usually Y or V-shaped, mouth 0.7–1.8 mm wide. Lateral spikes pistillate or often androgynous, purple to brown, proximal
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Inflorescences terminal, drooping or nodding, usually red, purple, or white, less commonly green, silvery green, or yellow, usually much-branched at base, leafless at
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sometimes stipitate-glandular. Heads usually in paniculiform arrays sometimes congested. Bracts subtending heads usually overlapping proximal 0–1/2 of each
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sometimes reddish or purplish tinged distally or with reddish-brown to purple veins, internally reddish-brown to purple, sometimes pale with reddish-brown
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ovary apex; floral-tube absent; sepals green or reddish green, spreading; petals spreading, usually rose-purple to pink, rarely white, margins entire; stamens
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(Hornemann) de Candolle Prodr. 1: 10. 1824. James S. Pringle Common names: Purple clematis clématite occidentale Endemic Basionym: Atragene occidentalis Hornemann
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spreading, usually green or with a few purple blotches, occasionally all purple, 10–16-veined, obovate to ovate, 2.7–3.5 (–4) × 1–1.7 mm, margins usually ciliate
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