OregonFlora species comparison

decumbent to erect, 3–15 cm;

branches many, puberulent, glandular-viscid above.

decumbent to erect, 4–25 cm;

branches many;

hairs appressed below, often glandular-puberulent above.

basal narrowly oblanceolate, 0.5–4.5 cm × 1.5–3.5 mm, densely tufted; fleshy;

cauline in 1–3 pairs, linear-lanceolate, 0.5–1.5 cm × 1–2 mm, abruptly reduced upward.

oblanceolate to spatulate, 2–8 cm × 5–15(25) mm; largest near middle of stem; upper leaves overlapping with or exceeding pedicels.

terminal; open cymes, not 1-sided, or flowers solitary;

pedicels glandular-viscid.

terminal; open cymes, not 1-sided, or flowers solitary;

pedicels short-hairy, glandular or not.

bisexual; erect;

calyces campanulate, not inflated in fruit, 9–12 mm; short-glandular-hairy, prominently 10-veined, not netted above; pale commissures present; commissural veins fork above and fuse with lobe veins, becoming papery;

cell walls of hairs purple;

lobes 1–2 mm;

tips acute to obtuse;

petal claws ciliate at base; appendages 2;

limbs 3–5 mm, white to purplish;

lobes 2;

stamens equaling petal claws;

styles 3(4), equaling petal claws.

bisexual, ascending to erect;

calyces broadly tubular, enlarging in fruit, 12–20 mm, densely short-hairy or glandular-hairy, 10-veined, not netted above; commissures narrow; pale;

lobes 4–7 mm;

tips acute;

petal claws glabrous or slightly ciliate at base; appendages 2;

limbs 10–15 mm, pink or white, rarely bright red;

lobes 4, 5–10 mm; of equal size or 2 inner > outer;

stamens slightly exserted;

styles 3, exserted.

ovoid;

teeth 6(8);

stalks 2–3.5 mm.

ovoid to oblong;

teeth 6;

stalks 0.5–5 mm.

1–2 mm, brown, winged.

~2 mm; dark-brown to black, not winged.

=48.