OregonFlora species comparison

younger branches glandular-pubescent; older branches glabrous.

erect to decumbent or prostrate, glabrous or hairy.

overlapping, generally curving upward, becoming straight with maturity, 4–12 × 1–2 mm;

margins revolute, glandular-serrulate;

surfaces abaxially grooved and glandular, adaxially glabrous to glandular.

normal, reduced, or absent;

basal rosettes or cauline, usually alternate but sometimes opposite or whorled; simple; leathery or not;

margins entire or toothed; plane or revolute;

petioles present or absent;

stipules absent.

1–9-flowered;

pedicels ? 3 cm, glandular.

terminal or axillary racemes; panicles;

cymes or flowers solitary, generally bracted.

sepals narrowly ovate to lanceolate, 2.5–4 mm, lobed nearly to base, glandular-pubescent abaxially;

margins not ciliate;

corollas narrowly urceolate;

petals 5–8 mm, white to yellow to yellowish green, glandular;

lobes reflexed, 1–2 mm;

stamens included;

filaments 2–3 mm, pubescent;

anthers 1–1.5 mm;

styles included, 3–5 mm.

bisexual, radially or bilaterally symmetric;

sepals 3–5; distinct or fused basally;

petals 3–5; distinct or fused;

stamens 5–10;

anthers awned or not, dehiscent by pores or slits;

styles 1;

stigmas 1, generally 5-lobed.

globose; ~3 mm in diameter, glandular.

capsules; berries, or drupes.

winged or not.

=24.