Oenothera nutans G.F.Atk. & Bartlett

NEW YORK BOTANICAL. GARDEN
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POMONA COLLEGE HERBARIUM
Oenothera
plants lm. tall, spreading; stems red
angled, shining, hirsute, no red pap-
illae; leaf-veins mostly green; hypan-
thium and sepals green, glandular; se-
pal-tips connivent; petals 24x24mm.,
clear yellow, somewhat orange in age;
bracts spreading, deciduous; stigma
green, lobes erect or divergent; cap-
sule short, thick, lcm.x5-6mm., shin-
ing, with entire valves.
Grown at Claremont, Calif, from 1935
seed of Munz 13517 from Mt. Mitchell,
North Carolina.
Coll. by P.A. Munz no. 14225 July 24/36.
Oenothera nutans Atkinson & Bartlett
(Syn.: biennis L. subsp. austromontana Munz)
Determined by W. Dietrich	1981
Missouri Botanical Garden /Univ. of Düsseldorf
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