FNA: Jamesianthus alabamensis

	Jamesianthus alabamensis
	Alabama warbonnet
Stems	stipitate-glandular distally, internodes 4–6(–10) cm.
Leaf	blades 50–90 × 10–25(–40) mm.
Peduncles	4–8+ cm.
Ray laminae	10–15+ mm.
Disc corollas	5–6 mm, tubes stipitate-glandular.
Phyllaries	outer ± oblong to ovate, 2–4+ mm, inner ovate-oblong to ovate-attenuate, 7–9 mm; all ± stipitate-glandular abaxially.
Cypselae	3–4 mm; pappus bristles 4–5 mm.

	Jamesianthus alabamensis
Phenology	Flowering Aug–Oct.
Habitat	Shaded places, limestone outcrops
Elevation	70–200 m (200–700 ft)
Distribution	AL [BONAP county map]
Source	FNA vol. 21, p. 377.
Parent taxa	Asteraceae > tribe Heliantheae > subtribe Chaenactidinae > Jamesianthus
Name authority	S. F. Blake & Sherff: Publ. Field Mus. Nat. Hist., Bot. Ser. 22: 402. (1940)
Web links	WildflowerSearch iNaturalist (observations) USDA Plants Database LBJ Wildflower Center SEINet Plants of the World Online Encyclopedia of Life Wikipedia Google Image Search

Alabama warbonnet

Stems

stipitate-glandular distally, internodes 4–6(–10) cm.

Leaf

blades 50–90 × 10–25(–40) mm.

Peduncles

4–8+ cm.

Ray laminae

10–15+ mm.

Disc corollas

5–6 mm, tubes stipitate-glandular.

Phyllaries

outer ± oblong to ovate, 2–4+ mm, inner ovate-oblong to ovate-attenuate, 7–9 mm; all ± stipitate-glandular abaxially.

Cypselae

3–4 mm;

pappus bristles 4–5 mm.

Phenology

Flowering Aug–Oct.

Habitat

Shaded places, limestone outcrops

Elevation

70–200 m (200–700 ft)

Distribution

Source

Parent taxa

Name authority

S. F. Blake & Sherff: Publ. Field Mus. Nat. Hist., Bot. Ser. 22: 402. (1940)

Web links

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