Cryptantha pattersonii (A.Gray) Greene Pittonia 1: 120 (1887) |
Pronunciation/Pronunciación: |
Cryp-tán-tha pat-ter-sòn-i-i |
Etymology/Etimología: |
After H.N. Patterson, who collected the type specimen in 1875 |
Synonyms/Sinónimos: |
Homotypic synonym: Krynitzkia pattersonii A. Gray, Proc. Amer. Acad. Arts 20: 268. 1885 |
Type/Tipo: |
H.N. Patterson s.n., 1875. |
++ Homocaryae: nuculae 4 fertiles conformes, gynobaai angustiori adfixae, laeves, ovato-acuminatae, vix lineam longae, sulco ventrali ima basi in areolam paullo excavatam subtriangularem repente dilatato: calyx fructifer (!in. 2 longus) minus clausus, setis pungentibus hispidus, costis prominentibus sed minus crassis : spicae basi tantum bracteatae vel ebracteatae. K. Pattersoni. Humilis, a basi diffusa; foliis angusto-spathulatis seu linearibus; sepalis lineari-lanceolatis costa demum prominente: nuculis a basi ad medium (vel paullo ultra) gynobasi subulato-pyramidatae adfixis, una quandoque magis persistente. -At the base of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado; coll. H. N. Patterson, 1875, J. D. Hooker and A. Gray, 1877. A species till now overlooked, connecting the following with the preceding group [K.crassisepala, K. texana]. K. Fenderli. Erectus, subpedalis, paniculato-ramosus, rigidulus; foliis linearibus; sepalis fructiferis angusto-linearibus; nuculis sursum magis attenuatis fere ad apicem usque gynobasi angusto-subulatae adfixis. -Along the eastern base of the Rocky Mountains, from the Saskatchewan district (Hand Hills, Macoun) to Colorado, Northern New Mexico, and apparently in Arizona; coll. Fendler, Hall, Parry, Vasey, Porter, Rusby, &c. It has been unwarrantably confounded with K. leiocarpa, &c. |
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