(all beaked) or dimorphic (outer truncate, inner beaked), usually brown to golden, bodies ellipsoid or fusiform, ribs 4–5 or 10, faces ± muricate, otherwise
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smooth, sometimes scabrous near base. Flowers: perianth straw-colored or golden yellow, or sometimes white-flushed with purple, usually similarly colored
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10–100+-flowered, panicles, glabrate, puberulent, villous, or tomentose hairs golden, tan, or white, stipitate or sessile-glandular or absent; bracts absent
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1: 324. 1753; Gen. Pl. ed. 5; 151, 1754. Sue A. Thompson Common names: Golden-club Etymology: ancient Greek name for plant that grew on River Orontes
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lanceolate, 1–3 (–3.3) mm; hypanthium interior golden, 1–2 × 3–5 mm; sepals (2.5–) 3.5–6 mm, base golden adaxially, apex acute to acuminate; petals yellow
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entire or pinnate. Flowers: petals golden yellow, 23.5–70 × 3–17.3 mm, apex acute, glabrous abaxially; stamens golden yellow, 5 outermost not petaloid,
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R. John Little, Landon E. McKinney† Common names: Douglas’s or Douglas’s golden violet Illustrated Basionym: Viola chrysantha Hooker Icon. Pl. 1: plate
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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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1 Petals yellow, golden, or bronze. > 2 1 Petals white or pale lavender. > 4 2 Stamens 150 or more
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absent, sometimes flat, obscure; twigs usually densely short-hairy with golden glands on tips of hairs, rarely short white-hairy and eglandular. Leaves:
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pistillate 3.5–6.5 mm. Phyllaries (relatively narrow, proximally green or golden brown, glabrous) distally white, acute. Corollas: staminate 2.5–4 mm; pistillate
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408, 433, 656. Plants large, in dense or moderately dense tufts, green to golden brownish. Stems creeping or more commonly ascending to erect when in dense
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ovoid, compressed, (3.5–) 5–12 (–14) × 2.5–3.5 (–4) mm; floral scales 10–32, golden brown to brown, 2-keeled, laterally ribless, narrowly lanceolate, 2–2.2
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1–3 (–4) per stem; peduncles 1–2.5 cm, bearing 1 perfoliate bract; tepals golden yellow, 25–50 × 3–10 mm, smooth adaxially, apex acuminate; stamens 10–25
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blade 25–35 × 1–1.5 (–2) cm. Flowers 1 (–2), nodding in bud; tepals 6 (–8), golden yellow, midrib abaxially tinged with green; outer tepals narrowly elliptical
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tepals yellow adaxially and greenish abaxially, becoming green to coppery, golden brown abaxially and purple-margined adaxially after anthesis,10–12-veined;
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articulate. Fruits capsular, 1-locular, dry, indehiscent, 3-winged. Seed 1, golden brown, 3-angled, turbinate. x = 19. Arid, mountainous regions of sw United
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Mentioned on page 405, 408, 656. Plants large, in loose mats, yellowish to golden green. Stems reclining to suberect, julaceous, regularly to irregularly
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redbrown to light-brown. Seed-cones oblong-ovate when closed, redbrown to golden brown, proximal scales often reflexed at cone maturity, median scales then
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branches spreading; twigs ± straight, new growth glabrous or hairy, 1-year old golden to pale tan, older light gray; thorns on twigs few to numerous, straight
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