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Nemacladus inyoensis
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Photographer: Aaron Schusteff
ID: 0000 0000 0619 0398 (2019-06-12)Copyright © 2019 Aaron Schusteff
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date of photo May 22, 2019
location
About 1 mi south along Harkless Flat Rd from Waucoba ('Death Valley') Rd, Inyo Mountains (Inyo County, California, US)family
Campanulaceae
notes This is another 'downward' view of an inflorescence axis with a single open flower. But note that here, unlike in the preceding photo, the corolla is rotated so that the 2-lobed 'upper lip' and the 3-lobed 'lower lip' do not appear well-aligned with the adaxial and abaxial sides of the flower. This happens often, and can make the 'adaxial/abaxial' characterization of the orientation in inverted vs. non-inverted flowers problematic to interpret. For further details on this post, see the remarks accompanying the 1st image in this series. Postscript (4/25/20): This is now recognized as a new species, N. inyoensis, per the treatment in: Nancy R. Morin and Tina J. Ayers (2020). 'NEW SPECIES AND A NEW VARIETY OF NEMACLADUS (CAMPANULACEAE, NEMACLADOIDEAE) AND A KEY TO THE SPECIES,' Madroño 67(1), 35-60. (https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/page/63644542) photo category: Plant - annual/perennial
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| Look for Jepson Manual treatments, maps (University & Jepson Herbaria)View Calflora record for Nemacladus inyoensisView all photos in CalPhotos of Nemacladus inyoensis Check Google Images for Nemacladus inyoensis |
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