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Weiser's milkvetch
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California milkvetch, Klamath milkvetch
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Plants perennial, caulescent, villous-villosulous, hairs basifixed. |
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several–numerous, decumbent to ascending; leafless at bases, 15–50 cm. |
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3–8.5 cm; leaflets 13–21, elliptic-oblong to oblanceolate; (4)6–20(23) × 2–4 mm; tips truncate-retuse to obtuse; surfaces usually strigillose; stipules 1.5–6.5 mm; at least lowermost connate-sheathing. |
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racemes loosely 10–30-flowered; peduncles (3)6–14 cm; bracts (1.5)2–5 mm; pedicels 1.3–3.5 mm; bracteoles 0–2. |
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declined or nodding at anthesis; calyces 6.4–9.7 mm; silky villous with white and some black hairs; tubes 5.2–7 mm; teeth triangular, 0.9–3 mm; corollas 11.5–17.4 mm, ochroleucous or yellowish; ovules (15)19–27. |
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unilocular, pendulous, linear-oblong, strongly laterally compressed; straight or slightly decurved, bicarinate, 27–43 × 3.4–5 mm, sparsely to densely strigillose, rarely glabrous; valves papery; stipes 8–14 mm. |
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Oak woodlands, coniferous forests, chaparral. Flowering Mar–May. 600–1400 m. Sisk. CA. Native. |
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Flora of Oregon, volume 2, page 659
Richard Halse |
A. accidens, A. agrestis, A. alpinus, A. alvordensis, A. applegatei, A. arthuri, A. atratus, A. australis, A. californicus, A. calycosus, A. canadensis, A. caricinus, A. collinus, A. conjunctus, A. curvicarpus, A. cusickii, A. diaphanus, A. drummondii, A. eremiticus, A. filipes, A. gambellianus, A. geyeri, A. hoodianus, A. howellii, A. inflexus, A. iodanthus, A. kentrophyta, A. lemmonii, A. lentiginosus, A. malacus, A. misellus, A. mulfordiae, A. multiflorus, A. newberryi, A. nudisiliquus, A. obscurus, A. peckii, A. platytropis, A. purshii, A. reventus, A. robbinsii, A. salmonis, A. sclerocarpus, A. sheldonii, A. solitarius, A. spaldingii, A. sterilis, A. succumbens, A. tegetarioides, A. tetrapterus, A. toanus, A. tweedyi, A. tyghensis, A. umbraticus, A. vallaris, A. whitneyi |
A. accidens, A. agrestis, A. alpinus, A. alvordensis, A. applegatei, A. arthuri, A. atratus, A. australis, A. beckwithii, A. calycosus, A. canadensis, A. caricinus, A. collinus, A. conjunctus, A. curvicarpus, A. cusickii, A. diaphanus, A. drummondii, A. eremiticus, A. filipes, A. gambellianus, A. geyeri, A. hoodianus, A. howellii, A. inflexus, A. iodanthus, A. kentrophyta, A. lemmonii, A. lentiginosus, A. malacus, A. misellus, A. mulfordiae, A. multiflorus, A. newberryi, A. nudisiliquus, A. obscurus, A. peckii, A. platytropis, A. purshii, A. reventus, A. robbinsii, A. salmonis, A. sclerocarpus, A. sheldonii, A. solitarius, A. spaldingii, A. sterilis, A. succumbens, A. tegetarioides, A. tetrapterus, A. toanus, A. tweedyi, A. tyghensis, A. umbraticus, A. vallaris, A. whitneyi |
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