familyBrassicaceae

tribeBrassicaceae tribe Physarieae

speciesPhysaria newberryi

subspeciesPhysaria newberryi subsp. yesicola

Physaria newberryi subsp. yesicola

(Sivinski) O’Kane

Novon 17: 381. 2007.

Steve L. O’Kane Jr.

Basionym: Physaria newberryi var. yesicola Sivinski Sida 18: 673, fig. 1. 1999

Treatment appears in FNA Volume 7. Treatment on page 653.

Plants mound-forming. Caudex diffusely branched. Styles 5–9 mm, longer than fruit sinus.

Phenology: Flowering late Apr–May.
Habitat: Gypsiferous soils of the Yeso Formation in the Sierra Lucero Range and Mesa Lucero, sandy and silty soil, associated with singleseed juniper
Elevation: 1700-2100 m

Contents

1 Distribution
2 Discussion
3 Selected References
4 Lower Taxa

Distribution

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N.Mex.

Discussion

Of conservation concern.

Selected References

None.

Lower Taxa

None.

Physaria newberryi

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Steve L. O’Kane Jr. +

(Sivinski) O’Kane +

Physaria newberryi var. yesicola +

N.Mex. +

1700-2100 m +

Gypsiferous soils of the Yeso Formation in the Sierra Lucero Range and Mesa Lucero, sandy and silty soil, associated with singleseed juniper +

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Flora of North America Association +

Yevonn Wilson-Ramsey +

Number of lower taxa

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Flowering late Apr–May. +

Publication title

Novon +

Publication year

2007 +

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Physaria didymocarpa var. newberryi +

Physaria newberryi subsp. yesicola +

Physaria newberryi +

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