OregonFlora species comparison

1, loosely arachnoid-tomentose, or villous, glabrate with age.

1–4, glabrous.

mostly basal;

cauline progressively reduced distally; ± petiolate;

basal and lower cauline elliptic, lanceolate, linear, oblanceolate, rounded-deltate, rarely suborbiculate, bases tapered or truncate to cordate;

margins entire or dentate;

distal becoming sessile and bract-like.

basal present at flowering;

cauline evenly distributed along stems; thick and fleshy, lanceolate to subelliptic, bases tapering;

margins dentate with callous denticles to subentire;

surfaces glabrous, sometimes with broadly winged petioles;

proximal often early deciduous; mid-cauline sometimes larger, sessile and weakly clasping;

distal smaller, sessile and clasping.

corymb-like arrays;

bracts 0 or inconspicuous.

corymb-like arrays;

bracts 2–4 mm, conspicuous.

urn-shaped.

broadly campanulate.

5, rarely 0;

rays 6–15(20) mm, yellow or white to pale yellow.

8 or 13;

rays 5–12 mm.

35–45.

55–65; deep golden to orange-yellow.

(8)13 or 21;

tips usually black, sometimes green.

(8)13 or 21, 5–9 mm, with black tips;

surfaces densely tomentose.

1–5+, inconspicuous, usually < 2 mm.

(1)3–6 linear to filiform bractlets; (1)2–6 mm, with or without black tips.

2.5–3 mm, usually glabrous, sometimes hairy along ribs.

2–2.5 mm, glabrous.

6–15(30+).

(1)4–12.

=40, 80.

=40.