Cryptantha microstachys (A.Gray) Greene Pittonia 1: 116 (1887) |
Pronunciation/Pronunciación: |
Cryp-tán-tha mi-cro-stà-chys |
Etymology/Etimología: |
"small spike" |
Synonyms/Sinónimos: |
Homotypic Synonym: Krynitzkia microstachys Greene ex A. Gray. Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts 20: 269. 1885. (Basionym) |
Type/Tipo: |
J. Xantus de Vesey 84, 1857-1858. Fort Tejon and vicinity, California, near lat. 35° and long 119°, |
Johnston 1925 Description, p. 93
Description in The Jepson eFlora
Phylogenetic Relationships:
Cladograms from: Top, Simpson et al. 2017:1411, cpDNA results; Bottom, Mabry and Simpson 2018:63, concatenated results.
In all these results, Cryptantha microstachys is sister to a clade indlucing C. decipiens, C. aff. wigginsii [=C. catalinensis], C. affinis, C. clevelandii, and C. corollata.
Lectotype:
J. Xantus de Vesey 84, 1857-1858.
Fort Tejon and vicinity, California, near lat. 35° and long 119°,
USA: California, Kern County
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Cryptantha microstachys (SD44966)
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In all these results, Cryptantha microstachys is sister to a clade indlucing C. decipiens, C. aff. wigginsii [=C. catalinensis], C. affinis, C. clevelandii, and C. corollata.
Distribution:
Cryptantha microstachys
Left: Kartesz, J.T., The Biota of North America Program (BONAP). 2015. COLOR KEY: Dark green =present in state; Light Green=present in state, not rare. Accessed 12 Jan 2013.
MIddle: Georeferenced herbarium specimens from CCH2.org, Leaflet Open Street Map. Click map to see current records.
Right: Distribution in northern Baja California, Mexico (from BajaFlora.org).
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Fort Tejon and vicinity, California, near lat. 35° and long 119°,
USA: California, Kern County
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