Mentioned on page 480, 606. Plants small, in tufts or gregarious; dark green to golden brown or reddish-brown. Stems 1–5 mm, simple or forked; scleroderm
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651, 659. Plants small, in open to dense turfs or dense cushions, dark green to golden. Stems 0.5–2 cm, rosulate or sometimes gemmiform, sparsely to strongly
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5 mm, rarely glabrous; style glabrous. Capsules glabrous. Seeds brown or dark-brown, angled, angled-elongate, or disciform, 1.8–5.4 mm. North America,
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longer than bracts, abaxial lip inflated, lobes 3, rounded, adaxial lip golden yellow, 2–4 mm, equal to abaxial, glandular-puberulent, tip minutely hooked
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Camus Chênes 1: 157. 1938. Kevin C. Nixon Common names: Intermediate oaks, golden-cup oaks Treatment appears in FNA Volume 3. Mentioned on page 468. Trees
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weakly to strongly coherent, separating with or without torus attached, golden yellow to red or black, globose to hemispheric or cylindric, 5–20 mm, fleshy
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562. Mentioned on page 516, 563, 644. Plants large, in loose mats, dark green to golden, shiny. Stems suberect to ascending, forming fronds, regularly pinnate;
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Brown) J. Smith J. Bot. (Hooker) 4: 58. 1841. Clifton E. Nauman Common names: Golden polypodies Etymology: Greek phlebos, vein, referring to the prominent venation
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compressed, 5–20 × 2.2–3 mm; floral scales (12–) 20–30 (–50), off-white to golden brown, basally 2-keeled, laterally ribless, ovate-deltate, 2–2.3 × 1–1.4
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weak-stemmed, lax in submersed forms, ± sprawling in emergent froms; golden brown to dark-brown; capitulum weakly 5-radiate, branches straight to strongly
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corolla yellow to golden yellow or orange, tubular-campanulate, 4–10 cm; anther-filaments glabrous; ovary pubescent. Pepos wholly light to dark green, green
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Culms 4–37 cm; cataphylls with concave cells. Leaves: basal sheaths golden brown to dark-brown; blades green, eceeding culms, 0.8–4.8 mm wide, herbaceous
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bracts setaceous; scales hyaline, usually short-awned. > 3 2 Perigynia pale or dark brown, 5–11-veined adaxially, 3–3.6 × 1.2–1.6 mm; proximal bracts prolonged
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or chlorophyllous throughout. Seta dark-brown becoming black with age, fairly stout, 4–9 mm long. Capsule light to dark-brown, obloid to shortly cylindric
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upright but weak-stemmed; golden brown to dark-brown; capitulum distinct and often with strongly curved branches. Stems brownish to dark-brown; superficial cortex
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inconspicuous or lighter in color and conspicuous, acute. Perigynia ascending, golden or dark-brown, veinless, ovate, 3–4 × 1.5–1.75 mm, apex abruptly beaked, distally
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spawling; green, yellow-green to golden brown; capitulum usually large and flat with curved branches; green, yellow-green, or golden brown. Stems pale green to
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abaxially glaucous with waxy layer, often obscured by golden brown glandular-hairs, adaxially grayish dark green, scurfy with fasciculate erect and twisting
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yellow, tubes shorter than funnelform throats, lobes 5, deltate (anthers ± dark purple; styles glabrous proximal to branches). Ray cypselae ± obcompressed
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allopolyploid A. alpina complex appears to have its origins from the amphimictic, dark-phyllaried, arctic-alpine taxa including A. aromatica (ARO), A. densifolia
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