Langloisia Greene
Family: Polemoniaceae
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PLANT: Annual, compact, much branched, the branches rigidly spreading to ascending.

LEAVES: alternate, subsessile, linear to oblanceolate, pinnately toothed to lobed, the teeth and lobes with 1-3 bristles.

INFLORESCENCE: terminal, compact to subcapitate, bracteate, the bracts leaflike, reduced in size.

FLOWERS: actinomorphic, subsessile; calyx tube membranes ruptured in fruit, the lobes bristle-tipped; corolla funnelform; stamens equally inserted on the upper tube; filaments equal in length, straight; anthers mostly exserted; style exserted, with 3 stigmatic branches

CAPSULE: ellipsoid, triangular in x-section, dehiscent, the 3 valves separating completely with age; seeds 2-10 per locule, gelatinous when wet. 2n=14.

NOTES: 1 sp.; w U.S. (August Langlois, Louisiana botanist). Timbrook, S. 1986 Madrono 33: 157-174.

REFERENCES: Dieter H. Wilken and J. Mark Porter, 2005, Vascular Plants of Arizona: Polemoniaceae. CANOTIA 1: 1-37.

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