Chylismia brevipes (A. Gray) Small (redirected from: Camissonia brevipes)
Family: Onagraceae
[Camissonia brevipes (A. Gray) Raven]
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Duration: Annual

Nativity: Native

Lifeform: Forb/Herb

General: Habit: Annual, strigose or hairs spreading. Stem: 3--75 cm.

Leaves: Leaf: generally basal, simple to 1-pinnate; terminal leaflet < 65 mm, lateral leaflets generally < 10 mm or 0.

Flowers: Inflorescence: nodding. Flower: opening at dawn; hypanthium 3--8 mm; sepals 5--9 mm, tips in bud generally free and +- terminal; petals 3--18 mm, yellow, rarely bases red-dotted; stamens +- equal.

Fruits: Fruit: 18--92 mm, ascending to spreading, cylindric, straight or curved; pedicel 2--20 mm. Seed: 1--1.5 mm.

Ecology: Found in dry washes and desert plains, below 4,500 ft (1371 m); flowers Feb-May.

Distribution: NV, w AZ, se CA.

Synonyms: Chylismia brevipes, Oenothera brevipes

Chylismia brevipes image
Gary A. Monroe  
Chylismia brevipes image
Gary A. Monroe  
Chylismia brevipes image
Chylismia brevipes image