Amsinckia furcata Suksd.

Herbarium of the University of California
PLANTS OF CALIFORNIA
Amsinckia furcata Suksd#
“""Dupl# det# 1« M# Johnston, Nov# 1939
Plants many-branched from near base, up to 2^ feet
tall, glaucous, flowers deep orange with deeper or-
ange spots at mouth of throat; forming dense colonies
at edge of flood plain and on lower part of grassy
hills, altitude 700 feet; Silver Creek, a tributary
of Panoche Creek, 3 miles east of Fresno- San Benito
County line, Fresno County#
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