familyMalvaceae subfamilyMalvaceae subfam. Byttnerioideae genusAyenia speciesAyenia pilosa Cristóbal Opera Lilloana 4: 185, fig. 65. 1960. Laurence J. Dorr Common
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glabrous or woolly, arachnoid (in C. mariana), often densely stipitate-glandular, especially distally. Leaves: basal (in rosettes) and cauline; alternate;
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Sori elongate; sporangia minutely hairy (subg. Stegnogramma). Thelypteris pilosa var. alabamensis 6 Sori round or slightly oblong; sporangia glabrous. >
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caulescent, usually glabrous, strigillose, villous, or hirtellous, rarely glandular-puberulent. Stems erect to spreading or prostrate and then often rooting
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Synonyms: Madia gracilis subsp. collina D. D. Keck Madia gracilis subsp. pilosa D. D. Keck Treatment appears in FNA Volume 21. Treatment on page 308. Mentioned
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Taxon Illustrator ⠉ Sophronanthe pilosa Stemodia durantifolia Littorella americana Barbara Alongi Barbara Alongi Barbara Alongi
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likely to have been planted, but have not become established. Gypsophila pilosa Hudson [G. porrigens (Linnaeus) Boissier], which differs from G. elegans
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short, leafy axillary shoots, hairs spreading, short, rather stiff, some glandular. Leaves purplish brown with a grayish cast (due to adhering soil particles
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unbranched, hairs spreading, long, soft to stiff, mixed with shorter stipitate-glandular ones. Leaves green to deep purple, linear to narrowly lanceolate, (0.5–)
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