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Symphyotrichum
subsect. Occidentales
Foliacei Asters
Symphyotrichum subsect. Occidentales (syn: Aster
subsect. Foliacei) includes 11 species of x=8 asters
native to western North America. The Foliacei asters usually have phyllaries that
often are
spreading to reflexed and have a somewhat to considerably enlarged and foliaceus
(leafy) apex. The leaves also usually more or less clasp the stem. The
Foliacei asters were thought to be closely related to the Symphyotrichum/Puncei
asters of eastern North America but this is not supported by molecular studies.
Western North American Foliacei Species
- Symphyotrichum chilense; habit, northern coast of
California
- Symphyotrichum eatonii (Aster bracteolatus); habit, Idaho
- Symphyotrichum foliaceum; habit; heads
(white rayed form)
- Symphyotrichum greatae
- Symphyotrichum hallii
- Symphyotrichum hendersonii
- Symphotrichum jessicae; habit, heads,
Pullman Washington
- Symphyotrichum lentum
- Symphotrichum molle
- Symphyotrichum spathulatum; head
- Symphyotrichum subspicatum; capitulescence, Oregon
Last update 26 October 2005 by J.C. Semple ©
2005 J.C. Semple
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