Alpine flora of the Canadian Rocky Mountains — John Shaqi
Alpine flora of the Canadian Rocky MountainsBrown, Stewardson
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Alpine flora of the Canadian Rocky Mountains
Brown, Stewardson
Mountain plants -- Canadian Rockies (B.C. and Alta.)
(_c_) Flowers with 4 sepals and 4 petals.
Stem angular; leaves in whorls. =Rubiaceæ.=
Stem round; leaves not in whorls.
Stamens 6, erect. =Brassicaceæ.=
Stamens 8, spreading. =Onagraceæ.=
(_d_) Flowers with 5 sepals or petals, distinct.
†Stamens as many or twice as many as the
corolla lobes.
Stems swollen at the nodes. =Caryophyllaceæ.=
Stems not swollen at the nodes.
Stem leaves numerous, entire, thin;
flowers in terminal or axillary
clusters, white or greenish. =Santalaceæ.=
Leaves basal, entire; flowers solitary
on a 1-leaved scape. =Parnassiaceæ.=
Leaves mostly basal, lobed or cut;
flowers in a close spike or head. =Saxifragaceæ.=
Leaves and stems fleshy.
Follicles 2. =Saxifragaceæ.=
Follicles 4. =Crassulaceæ.=
Leaves numerous, stiff, awl-shaped;
stems low, tufted. =Saxifragaceæ.=
††Stamens more than twice as many as the corolla lobes.
§Leaves basal or mostly so.
Leaves evergreen, simple or lobed, flowers yellow
or white, solitary on naked scapes.
(_Dryas._) =Rosaceæ.=
Leaves not evergreen, simple, lobed, or much divided.
Smooth.
Stems erect or floating. =Ranunculaceæ.=
Stems creeping.
Flowers white or pink. =Rosaceæ.=
Flowers yellow. =Ranunculaceæ.=
Rough-hairy.
Flowers yellow or pink. =Rosaceæ.=
Flowers white, blue or purple.
=Ranunculaceæ.=
§§Leaves mostly on the stem.
Leaves finely cut; stems creeping; flowers
white. =Rosaceæ.=
Leaves entire.
Leaves bright green, black-dotted;
flowers yellow. =Hypericaceæ.=
Leaves glaucous, without black dots;
flowers blue. =Linaceæ.=
(_e_) Flowers with 5 sepals and 5 united petals
or lobes.
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