Chenopodium incanum (S. Watson) A. A. Heller var. occidentale Crawford
Brittonia, Vol. 29, No. 3 (Jul. - Sep., 1977), pp. 291-296
Etymology |
From the Latin: occidentale, meaning of the west. |
Description: |
Plants nearly always less than 30 cm tall, solitary or branched from the base, branches upright to somewhat spreading; leaf blades 6-18 mm long, with rounded and often inconspicuous basal lobes, apices mostly obtuse, upper surfaces very sparsely farinose to glabrous and often appearing green; glomerules usually spaced in the inflorescence, axillary inflorescences mostly not well-developed; seeds (1.0) 1.05-1.20 mm diam. -Crawford |
Distribution: |
USA: AZ, CA, NV |
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Type: |
Wolf 7044: Holotype: UC 718175 Isotypes: CAS 377095, DS 338963, RSA 16310 |
Website Info: |
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Habitat and Field Images
Type Specimens:
Wolf 7044
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Specimens:
Jones 67 1939
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Jones 4080
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Moran 11164
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CAS 180658 |
CAS 388748 |
CAS 393558 |
CAS 393970 |
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CAS 441785 |
CAS 637526 |
CAS 679672 |
DES 55735 |
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DS 731430 |
P 4992053 |
SD 60057 |
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