after anthesis, typically 3, erect, spreading, or recurved, distinct, red, purple, pink, white, yellow, green, or combination of these, ovate or obovate to
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bracts absent or present when distal leaves much reduced. Pedicels present, usually distinctly longer in fruit than calyces; bracteoles absent. Flowers erect
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Lewis, Barbara Ertter, Anne Bruneau Common names: Rose brier rosier Etymology: Latin name for rose Treatment appears in FNA Volume 9. Treatment on page
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sect. Sclerocactus (Britton & Rose) N. P. Taylor Pediocactus sect. Sclerocactus (Britton & Rose) Halda Toumeya Britton & Rose Treatment appears in FNA Volume
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outer sometimes foliaceous, bases usually indurate, margins usually scarious, erose, hyaline or not, (apices usually with a well-defined green zone, sometimes
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petals (3 or) 4, usually yellow, purple, or white, rarely pink or red, sometimes base pale green to yellow, usually fading orange, purple, pale-yellow, reddish
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(or (5–) 6 (–8) in C. jepsonii), usually incurved, sometimes becoming spreading, usually white to cream, blue, or purple, rarely pink, lanceolate to deltate
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4–8, valvate, usually deltate, sometimes subulate in Lythrum, alternating with segments of epicalyx or epicalyx absent; petals usually caducous or deciduous
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sale via the Internet. They are usually grown as container plants and need sun for flowering. Oxalate deposits, usually as orange or blackish dots or stripes
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stamens (5–) 10 or 20 (–47), rarely ca. 15, anthers pink to purple or white to cream. Pomes usually red, sometimes yellow, orange, or pink mauve, sometimes
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faces usually hairy and glandular (glands sometimes elaborate, apices sometimes gland or spine-tipped). Heads usually radiate, rarely discoid, usually in
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whorled, or spiral, simple; stipules absent; petiole present or absent; blade usually not fleshy or leathery, rarely fleshy, leathery, or chartaceous, margins
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tribracteatum; petals caducous, (0 or) 6, purple, lavender, rose, rose-purple, pink, or white, sometimes with purple or red midvein; nectary encircling base
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androecium perigynous; epicalyx bractlets present, sometimes absent; hypanthium usually patelliform, cupulate, or campanulate, sometimes turbinate, saucer-shaped
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distally, usually as in bracts, contrasting with bracts in a few species, radially or bilaterally symmetric, tubular, lobed distally in usually diagnostic
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cluster of sterile flowers, usually ebracteate, sometimes bracteate), usually elongated in fruit. Fruiting pedicels usually divaricate-ascending, rarely
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Mentioned on page 94, 95, 102. Trees or shrubs, rarely forming mats, erect, usually many branched. Stem segments firmly attached to easily dislodged, straight
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1–3+ series; corollas usually present, usually yellow, sometimes white, ochroleucous, or reddish to cyanic. Disc (inner) florets usually bisexual and fertile
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scabrellous; bracts usually 3, connate basally, usually scalelike, sometimes semileaflike or leaflike. Peduncles absent or erect, usually stout. Involucres
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subterranean, usually green and photosynthetic, some without chlorophyll and saprophytic. Roots subterranean or aerial, tuberoid or stolonoid, usually with spongy
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