appears in FNA Volume 27. Treatment on page 281. Mentioned on page 269. Plants large and coarse, rigid, in loose tufts or mats, olive green and often grayish
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Thus, the mainly tropical family Loranthaceae, whose members often have large, bird-pollinated flowers, is only distantly related to Viscaceae with small
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15 15 Basal leaf sheaths dull brown-gray to green; cauline leaves as large or larger than basal leaves Luzula kjellmaniana 15 Basal leaf sheaths shining
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hybridization. Distinction and level of recognition of hybrid apomictic taxa have a large arbitrary component, in part because some apomicts appear to be ephemeral
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Treatment appears in FNA Volume 25. Treatment on page 432. Plants in small or large clumps, with knotty crowns. Basal rosettes well-differentiated; blades ovate
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found the floral morphology of Chimaphila to be optimized for pollination by large, nectar-gathering insects, especially bumblebees. Moneses, which produces
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(Nuttall) H. H. Iltis Brittonia 10: 56. 1958. Gordon C. Tucker Common names: Large clammyweed Endemic Basionym: Cristatella erosa Nuttall J. Acad. Nat. Sci
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less commonly almost green or greenish red, leafless at least distally, large and robust. Bracts narrowly spathulate, 2–3 mm, equaling or slightly longer
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appears in FNA Volume 9. Treatment on page 306. Mentioned on page 304. Plants large, yellowish green to green, rarely with reddish orange leaf margins, robust
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globular mass), slender or stout, branched or unbranched. Leaves numerous, large and imbricate proximally, appressed or slightly spreading; blade lanceolate
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Wilson-Ramsey Copyright: Flora of North America Association Bulb scales: large 2–5; small 2–20 when tepals mottled, 50 or more when tepals unmottled. Stem
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fasciculate hairs or becoming glabrescent; terminal leaflet present, usually large. Staminate catkins 6-14 cm; stamens 7-15 per flower; pollen-sacs 0.8-1.2
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moonwort Etymology: Latin luna, moon, alluding to persistent, silvery, large fruit septum Treatment appears in FNA Volume 7. Treatment on page 596. Mentioned
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exocarp evanescent, with tubercles. Seed 1, oblong; cotyledons 2, unequal, 1 large, starchy, retained in fruit, the other scalelike, growing out of fruit apex
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medium-sized free pores, sometimes numerous pseudopores, concave surface with large pores in cell angles; chlorophyllous cells elliptic to ovate-triangular in
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portions of throats externally continuous and ± dilated with relatively large, quadrate cells, often oblique, fragile when dry, distally constricted and
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not seen. Calyptra cucullate, long-beaked, inflated around the capsule, large, smooth. Spores 27–35 µm, weakly bacculate-insulate. Habitat: Mineral soils
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strap-shaped. Foliage leaves: sheaths persistent; blades cross veined, medium to large for the size of the culm, without marginal necrosis in winter, their arrangement
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Volume 28. Treatment on page 468. Mentioned on page 404, 405, 655. Plants large, in intricate tangles, sometimes distally filiform, green or more commonly
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Mentioned on page 97, 99, 100, 109, 112, 113. Plants perennial, forming small to large clumps or mats, or diffuse, from slender rhizomes. Stems erect-to-straggling
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