Difference between revisions of "Papaver macounii subsp. macounii"
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|hierarchy=Papaveraceae;Papaver;Papaver sect. Meconella;Papaver macounii;Papaver macounii subsp. macounii | |hierarchy=Papaveraceae;Papaver;Papaver sect. Meconella;Papaver macounii;Papaver macounii subsp. macounii | ||
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| − | |discussion=<p>This subspecies has been collected repeatedly on St. Paul Island, the type locality, and is known also from St. George Island and several disjunct localities on the coastal mainland of western Alaska as far north as the Seward Peninsula. It can be distinguished from Papaver macounii subsp. discolor by its more uniformly green and generally hispid leaves, and from P. radicatum subsp. alaskanum by its longer and narrower capsules. No counterpart has been found in the Russian Far East.</p> | + | |discussion=<p>This subspecies has been collected repeatedly on St. Paul Island, the type locality, and is known also from St. George Island and several disjunct localities on the coastal mainland of western Alaska as far north as the Seward Peninsula. It can be distinguished from <i>Papaver macounii </i>subsp.<i> discolor</i> by its more uniformly green and generally hispid leaves, and from <i>P. radicatum </i>subsp.<i> alaskanum</i> by its longer and narrower capsules. No counterpart has been found in the Russian Far East.</p> |
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|section=Papaver sect. Meconella | |section=Papaver sect. Meconella | ||
Latest revision as of 21:45, 5 November 2020
Plants robust, to 3 dm, persistent leaf bases numerous, firm, acuminate, ciliate, glabrous to densely hispid. Leaves to 10 cm; blade green, with 3-4 pairs of primary lateral lobes; surfaces hispid, trichomes white. Inflorescences: scapes hispid, often densely so, with appressed and spreading trichomes. Flowers to 6 cm diam.; petals yellow, or white and tinged yellow basally; anthers yellow; stigmas 5-6, disc convex to conic-umbonate. Capsules obovoid-obconic, to 2 cm, strigose with light brown trichomes. 2n = 28.
Phenology: Flowering Jun–Aug.
Habitat: Dry rocky and gravelly soils
Elevation: 0-200 m
Discussion
This subspecies has been collected repeatedly on St. Paul Island, the type locality, and is known also from St. George Island and several disjunct localities on the coastal mainland of western Alaska as far north as the Seward Peninsula. It can be distinguished from Papaver macounii subsp. discolor by its more uniformly green and generally hispid leaves, and from P. radicatum subsp. alaskanum by its longer and narrower capsules. No counterpart has been found in the Russian Far East.
Selected References
None.