Heuchera hallii A.Gray

NEW YORK BOTANJCAL GARDEN
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
Rocky Mountain Flora, Lat.39°-41'
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I E. HALL & J. P. HARBOUR, Colls. 1862.
Hbrb. Wm. M. Cakby, WixiMingtoit, Delaware.
Flora of North America.
?sjiiciformi multifloro; bracteis ssepe flores flavido-virescentea subfeqnantibus; calyce oblongo fe&i
ad medium 5-fldo, lobis spathulato-oblongis; petalis attenuatis aeutis filamentia vix liitioribuB^ I
Btaminibus sty Usque dein exsertis. Scape from a span to nearly a foot in height, often foliose-
, bracteate. Thyrsus commonly more or leas secund. Elowers. barely two lines in leng^ Jleeth I
I of the leaves usually setaceously mucronate.	j
I ± Heuchera Hallh (sp. nov.) : hirsutula; thyrso racemiformi sublaso 16-30-floro; bractejs pedi-l
Icellos vix superantibus; floribus albidis (nunc roseo tinctis?); calyce lato-campanulato 5-1om, lobW
jlato-ovatis; petalis spathulatis obtusis exsertis; staminibus stylisque inclusis. Scapes us3hUy/J
jspan high. Flowers about three lines long,but»the calyx twice the breadth of that of H. bracteatt|
M very different in shape. Pedicels, when fully develeped ¡sometimes nearly as long as the flowet
(Leaves as in the preceding species, considerably variable.
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