OregonFlora species comparison

ascending to erect, sometimes decumbent, not woody, pubescent to sericeous.

ascending to erect; woody, obscurely to slightly pubescent.

mostly cauline;

leaflets 6–10(11), 15–60 × 2–11 mm, linear-oblanceolate to oblanceolate;

tips acute, often apiculate;

surfaces usually pubescent, sometimes glabrate adaxially;

petioles 22–93(166) mm.

cauline;

leaflets 5–10(12), 15–60 × 4–10 mm, linear-elliptic to oblanceolate;

tips acute, usually apiculate;

surfaces abaxially pubescent to sericeous, adaxially glabrate to pubescent;

petioles (15)20–40 mm.

(6.4)7–16.5(21.9) cm;

peduncles (1.5)2–8.4 cm;

pedicels (2)3–6 mm.

(4.5)7.5–21 cm;

peduncles (3)5–11.5 cm;

pedicels 5–11 mm.

calyces 3–6 mm, spurred;

lips unequal;

corollas 7–14 mm, blue, purple, yellow, or white;

banners cup type; spot absent or white to yellow;

wings usually with tuft of hair near tips.

calyces 8–10 mm, not spurred;

lips equal to subequal;

corollas (12)14–18 mm, usually yellow, rarely yellow and blue or purple;

banners typical type; spot absent.

1.5–3.5 cm, pilose.

(20)30–70 mm, villous.

3–6.

2–8.