. Class-book of botany [microform] : being outlines of the structures, physiology, and classification of plants : with a flora of the United States and Canada. Botany; Botany; Plants; Plants; Botanique; Botanique; Plantes; Botanique. OUDER 70.âCOMPOSITJi. 4:J1 I n n Kaceines distant, loosely if at all punicled Nom. :)(!, â 'tT n KueeiiU's closo, forniiii!/ cni|iact panicles Nos. a^âU) d Infloresoeace terminal, in ufn.'stigiute corymb, (o) O Leaves lanceolate, ample. Stem Bniooth. ^labrouB Nos, 4t, 42 O Leaves lanceolate, ainplo. Stem rough, pubescent Nus. 4:^â40 O Leaves linear. lleu< sm
. Class-book of botany [microform] : being outlines of the structures, physiology, and classification of plants : with a flora of the United States and Canada. Botany; Botany; Plants; Plants; Botanique; Botanique; Plantes; Botanique. OUDER 70.âCOMPOSITJi. 4:J1 I n n Kaceines distant, loosely if at all punicled Nom. :)(!, â 'tT n KueeiiU's closo, forniiii!/ cni|iact panicles Nos. a^âU) d Infloresoeace terminal, in ufn.'stigiute corymb, (o) O Leaves lanceolate, ample. Stem Bniooth. ^labrouB Nos, 4t, 42 O Leaves lanceolate, ainplo. Stem rough, pubescent Nus. 4:^â40 O Leaves linear. lleu< small, scales close-pressed Nos. 47, 48 1 8. pauciflOBOuldsa Mx. Slirub, much branched, glabrous, glaucous and somewhat viscid; Ivs. soraewiiat laitceolato and linear, obscurely 3-veined, obtuse, sessile, entire; panicle compound, of erect raceraas; hds. 5 to 7-flowered, with 1 to 3 largo rays.âS. Car. to Fla, barrens near the coast. A low bush, about 2f high, remarkably distinguished among our Solidagos as a shrub. Lvs. 1 to 2' long, leatiiery. Ray, usually solitary. Aug.âOct. 2 S. discoidea (Ell.) Villous-pubescent, hoary; lvs. ovate, petiolate, coarsely serrate, the upper ovate-lanceolate; rac. erect, in a virgate or thyrsoid pan.: hda. discoid, about l2-Jiowe7'ed; scales downy-canescent, the acute herbaceous tips squarrous-spreading.âGa. and Fla. (uplands), to La. Plant 3 to 4f' high, remark- able for its rayless fls. and squarrous aster-like involucre. Lower lvs. 3 to 4' long, gradually reduced upwards. Sept., Oct. 3 S. brachyph^Ua Chapm. Rough-pubescent; lvs. numerous, appressed-ser- rate, spatulate, oval and ovate, ; rac. secund, in virgate panicles; scales erec< (not spreading), obtuse, smooth; hds. discoid; disk-flowers b to Q. Mid. Fla., uplands (Chapman). Tall (4 to Of), with erect leafy branches. St. lvs. 1' long, diminishing upwaids. (Allied to S. altissima.) 4 S. squarrdsa MiihL St. stout, simple, densely pubescent above; lvs. smooth, lower very b
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