OregonFlora species comparison

erect or sometimes decumbent at base, 30–120 cm;

branches few, generally hirsute, often glandular above.

basal often withering; middle cauline oblanceolate to elliptic, 5–14.5 cm × 6–30(56) mm; upper cauline lanceolate to elliptic, 1.5–8 cm × 3–15 mm, gradually reduced upward.

terminal; open cymes, not 1-sided;

pedicels sometimes 0 (staminate flowers), glandular puberulent.

unisexual, ascending to erect;

calyces tubular (staminate) or ovoid (pistillate); much inflated in fruit, 12–20 mm, 10-veined (staminate) or 20-veined (pistillate), not netted above; pale commissures present; hirsute-glandular;

lobes 3–6 mm;

tips obtuse or acuminate;

petal claws glabrous; appendages 2;

limbs 7–9(12) mm, white; entire or lobes 2;

stamens slightly exserted or equaling petal claws;

styles 5, slightly exserted.

ovoid;

teeth 5, splitting to 10;

stalks 1–2 mm.

1–2 mm, gray-brown, not winged.

=24.