Filed As:
Scrophulariaceae
Penstemon albertinus Greene
Scrophulariaceae
Penstemon albertinus Greene
All Determinations:
Penstemon albertinus Greene det. D. D. Keck, 1936
Note: ! David D. Keck, 1941
Penstemon pseudoprocerus Rydb.
Penstemon albertinus Greene det. D. D. Keck, 1936
Note: ! David D. Keck, 1941
Penstemon pseudoprocerus Rydb.
Location:
United States of America. Idaho. Lemhi Co. Dry hillside along Salmon River, about 2 miles above Shoupe, Salmon National Forest. Alt. 1219.2 m. (4000 ft.)
United States of America. Idaho. Lemhi Co. Dry hillside along Salmon River, about 2 miles above Shoupe, Salmon National Forest. Alt. 1219.2 m. (4000 ft.)
Description:
Phenology of specimen: Fertile, Flower.
Phenology of specimen: Fertile, Flower.
Habitat:
Dry hillside.
Dry hillside.
Feature Notes:
Two descriptive annotations are attached to the specimen sheet: "A sheet that is a good match for this (15-35) is from Colson Creek, Lemhi County, May 17, 1936, Tucker 157-36 (UIdahoSB) In it the lower peduncles are not closely appressed but tend to spread a little from the stem. The lower lip is longer than the upper; the staminode is apically golden bearded." "Another sheet of this form is Davis 433 (UIdahoSB), collected at Gillmore (Gilmore correct spelling?), Lemhi County, July 2, 1938. The two plts. are 16-18 cm. tall, with lvs. of the basal rosette only 3-4 cm. long, giving an appearance like humilis, but the fls. are large (16-18 mm long) with lower lip exceeding upper and having much broader and longer lobes than the upper. Color is deep ultramarine or toward indigo as dried. Lvs. entire, glabrous to partially covered with fine scaberulous puberulence, acute to acuminate."
Two descriptive annotations are attached to the specimen sheet: "A sheet that is a good match for this (15-35) is from Colson Creek, Lemhi County, May 17, 1936, Tucker 157-36 (UIdahoSB) In it the lower peduncles are not closely appressed but tend to spread a little from the stem. The lower lip is longer than the upper; the staminode is apically golden bearded." "Another sheet of this form is Davis 433 (UIdahoSB), collected at Gillmore (Gilmore correct spelling?), Lemhi County, July 2, 1938. The two plts. are 16-18 cm. tall, with lvs. of the basal rosette only 3-4 cm. long, giving an appearance like humilis, but the fls. are large (16-18 mm long) with lower lip exceeding upper and having much broader and longer lobes than the upper. Color is deep ultramarine or toward indigo as dried. Lvs. entire, glabrous to partially covered with fine scaberulous puberulence, acute to acuminate."
Identifiers:
NY Barcode: 541616
GUID: c039e505-17f8-4b0b-8a1e-98ad675a1ab8
NY Barcode: 541616
GUID: c039e505-17f8-4b0b-8a1e-98ad675a1ab8