Chenopodium incanum (S. Watson) A. A. Heller var. elatum Crawford
Brittonia, Vol. 29, No. 3 (Jul. - Sep., 1977), pp. 291-296
Etymology |
From the latin: elatum, meaning: tall or high |
Description: |
Plants mostly 25-75 cm tall, either solitary or branched from the base (if the latter, then branches upright); leaf blades 10-23 mm long (usually not less than 12), basal teeth sharp to rounded and apices obtuse to acute, upper surfaces from nearly glabrous to moderately farinose, usually appearing yellow-green even when nearly glabrous; glomerules somewhat spaced in the inflorescence, axillary inflorescences usually not well developed: seeds (1.0) 1.10-1.25 mm diam. -Crawford |
Distribution: |
USA: AZ, NM, TX |
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Type: |
B.H. Warnock 6203: TEX 00370679 |
Website Info: |
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Habitat and Field Images
Type Specimen:
TEX-LL 00370679
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ARIZ 221830 J.E. Bowers 1768 |
ARIZ 587820 R.M. Turner 11/9/2004 |
ASU 120521 Lehto 13446 |
BRIT Warnock 7640 |
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MO 802677 Young 158 |
SDSU 21560 Roll 1055-10 |
SDSU 21561 Roll 1055-11 |
SDSU 21564 Roll 1316 |
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SDSU 21566 Roll 5/24/2015 |
SDSU 21567 Roll 6/3/2015 |
SDSU 21578 Roll 387 |
TEX-LL 00296791 Warnock 7236 |
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UNM 62126 Wagner 2397 |
UNM 66544 Cully 166 |
US 1566547 Kearney 8953 |
ARIZ 196171 Van Devender 1975-08-04 |
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