Astragalus malacoides Barneby
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Filed As
Fabaceae
Astragalus malacoides Barneby -
Collector(s)
A. Cronquist 10023, 05 May 1965
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Location
United States of America. Utah. Kane Co. On northeast slope of Smoky Mountain, above Last Chance Creek, 44 road miles south of Escalante.
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Habitat
In open, pinon-juniper woodland on northeast slope. Friable sandstone, the prevailing rock substrate.
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Description
Leaves and lower part of stem prostrate or nearly so, the peduncles assurgent. Leaves appearing bluish gray-green. Flowers pale lavender or partly whitish. Phenology of specimen: Fertile, Flower, Fruit.
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Identifiers
NY Barcode: 676162
Occurrence ID: f32638b4-f5a9-4db7-8a7a-140cc5136eea
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Kingdom
Plantae
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Division
Magnoliophyta
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Order
Fabales
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Family
Fabaceae
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All Determinations
Astragalus malacoides Barneby
Note: R. C. Barneby 1968; ! Jeffrey W. White 1999
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Region
North America
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Country
United States of America
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State/Province
Utah
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County/Municipio
Kane Co.
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Locality
On northeast slope of Smoky Mountain, above Last Chance Creek, 44 road miles south of Escalante
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Township, Range, Section
T40S, R4E, S30
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Elevation
Alt. 1524 m. (5000 ft.)
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Coordinates
37.3, -111.52
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Distribution
A Morphological Cladistic Study of the Large-Flowered Piptolobi of Astragalus L. (Fabaceae) Astragalus malacoides Barneby 1999 Jeffrey W. White, MSC New York Botanical Garden Astragalus malacoides Barneby Crenquist 10023 R. Barneby, HERBARIUM OF THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN Plants of UTAH Astragalus malacoides Barneby KANE CO.: In open, pinon-juniper woodland on northeast slope of Smoky Mt., above Last Chance Creek, hU road miles south of Escalante. Friable sandstone the prevail- ing rock substrate. About Twp. I4.O S., R. U ES. 30. Elevation about !>000 feet. NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN 00676162 Leaves and lower part of stem prostrate or nearly so, the peduncles assurgent. Leave: appearing bluish gray-green. Flowers pale lavender or partly whitish. Arthur Cronquist 10023 00676162
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Astragalus malacoides Barneby