Oenothera nutans G.F.Atk. & Bartlett

No botanical uses.

POMONA COLLEGE HERBARIUM
Oenothera
Fplants compact, bushy, 5dm, tall; stems
red or green, hirsute, strigulose, no
red papillae; bracts shorter than buds,
narrow, deciduous; hypanthium and sepals
glandular, green; sepal-tips terminal,
slightly divergent; veins slightly pink;
petals 20x16mm., not orange in age;
stigma green, the lobes connivent; cap«*
sule shining, smooth, with few scatter-
ing hairs, the valves entire*	Si
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Oenothera nutans Atkinson & Bartlett
(Syn. : (D. biennis L. subsp. austromontana Munz)
Grown at Claremont, Calif, from seed
coH* in 1935 at Pineola, Ho. Carolina*
Coll. by P.A. Munz no. 14268 July 30/36
Determined by W. Dietrich	1981
Missouri Botanical Garden /Univ. of Düsseldorf
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