Flora of North America species comparison

diffuse and incurved-ascending.

(2.5–)4–11 cm;

leaflets 13–23, blades elliptic-oblanceolate, broadly oblong-oblanceolate, or obovate, (3–)5–17(–20) mm, apex obtuse or emarginate.

(2–)3–11 cm;

leaflets (7–)17–27(or 29), blades oval-obovate, obovate-cuneate, or broadly oblanceolate, (2–)3–15(–18) mm, apex truncate or emarginate.

10–20-flowered, flowering from middle and distally, compact to loose in fruit;

axis 1.5–5.5(–7) cm in fruit.

7–20-flowered, short and compact in fruit;

axis (0.5–)1–4 cm in fruit.

2.5–6(–7.5) cm.

(1.5–)3–6 cm.

(12.5–)15–18.2 mm;

calyx (6.2–)7.5–10.5 mm, tube (4.6–)5.2–6.7 mm, lobes 1.4–3.8 mm;

corolla usually bright pink-purple with pale, striate eye, rarely white (concolorous).

(12–)14–19(–20) mm;

calyx (5–)6.2–11 mm, tube (4.2–)4.7–7.2 mm, lobes (0.5–)1.3–3.4 mm;

corolla brilliant or pale pink-purple.

green, sometimes stramineous or purple-mottled, almost always very strongly incurved, very obliquely ovoid-acuminate, moderately or greatly inflated, 15–30(–40) × (7–)9–15 mm, bilocular, thinly papery, semitranslucent, seeds visible, to almost leathery, opaque, usually glabrous, rarely puberulent;

beak well-defined, triangular or deltoid, 6–15 mm, unilocular.

green, usually red-mottled, obliquely ovoid or lunately semi-ovoid, greatly or slightly inflated, 12–30 × 5-16 mm, semibilocular, somewhat fleshy becoming leathery or stiffly papery, strigulose, hairs usually white, rarely black;

beak 3–10 mm, unilocular.

(20–)24–28.

21–30.