Difference between revisions of "Lilium humboldtii subsp. humboldtii"
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Synonyms: Lilium bloomerianum Kellogg Lilium canadense var. humboldtii Baker Lilium canadense var. puberulum Torrey
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Latest revision as of 22:14, 5 November 2020
Bulbs off white, occasionally flecked with purple; scales unsegmented; stem roots absent. Racemes 1–33(–40)-flowered. Flowers: sepals and petals orange, with magenta spots distributed distally or more proximally; pollen rust, rust-brown, rust-orange, occasionally to warm tan, becoming yellowish.
Phenology: Flowering summer (mid Jun–early Aug).
Habitat: Ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa P. & C. Douglas) forest and chaparral openings
Elevation: 600–1100 m
Discussion
Subspecies humboldtii is distributed from Tehama County south to Calaveras County; reports from farther south are erroneous. An anomalous population documented by A. A. Heller early in the twentieth century as occurring near the Sacramento River at valley elevations (ca. 100 m) in Butte County is unconfirmed and unlikely to be relocated.
Selected References
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Lower Taxa
None.