Difference between revisions of "Micropsis dasycarpa"
Bull. Soc. Bot. Genève, sér. 2, 5: 224. 1913.
Common names: Bighead straitjackets
Basionym: Filago dasycarpa Grisebach
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| − | |discussion=<p>Micropsis dasycarpa is known in the flora area from one gathering (Victoria County, Gulf Coast prairie with Mimosa strigillosa Torrey & A. Gray, in 1987). For this treatment, I have assumed the Texas population to be a recent introduction; R. Barneby provided evidence that M. dasycarpa could be an overlooked amphitropical native (J. D. Morefield 2004; see also discussion under 101. Psilocarphus).</p> | + | |discussion=<p><i>Micropsis dasycarpa</i> is known in the flora area from one gathering (Victoria County, Gulf Coast prairie with Mimosa strigillosa Torrey & A. Gray, in 1987). For this treatment, I have assumed the Texas population to be a recent introduction; R. Barneby provided evidence that <i>M. dasycarpa</i> could be an overlooked amphitropical native (J. D. Morefield 2004; see also discussion under 101. <i>Psilocarphus</i>).</p> |
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Revision as of 16:14, 18 September 2019
Plants mostly 5–8 cm. Leaves 6–9 × 2–4 mm. Heads congested distally, mostly 4–5 mm. Bisexual corollas: lobes usually 4.
Phenology: Flowering and fruiting Mar–May.
Habitat: Drying mud at edge of pool
Elevation: ± 20 m
Distribution
Tex., se South America.
Discussion
Micropsis dasycarpa is known in the flora area from one gathering (Victoria County, Gulf Coast prairie with Mimosa strigillosa Torrey & A. Gray, in 1987). For this treatment, I have assumed the Texas population to be a recent introduction; R. Barneby provided evidence that M. dasycarpa could be an overlooked amphitropical native (J. D. Morefield 2004; see also discussion under 101. Psilocarphus).
Selected References
None.
Lower Taxa
None.