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Species Information

Kingdom: Plantae
  Phylum: Anthophyta
    Class: Dicotyledoneae
      Order: Capparales
        Family: Brassicaceae
          Genus: Physaria
            Species: lata

Lincoln County Bladderpod - Physaria lata

Lincoln County Bladderpod

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Species Extent (New Mexico)

General Description

Perennial, densely pubescent and rough-granular to the touch; trichomes on short stalks, rays several, distinct, usually bifurcate; stems spreading or erect, simple, about 10 cm long; basal leaves entire, 3-4 cm long, blades elliptical to obovate, narrowed to a long slender petiole; cauline leaves elliptic to obovate, shortly petiolate, 1-2 cm long; inflorescences dense; petals yellow, 7-8 mm long; fruiting pedicels sigmoid, 5-8 mm long; silicles 3-4 mm long, erect, substipitate, globose to ellipsoid or obovoid, valves sparsely pubescent on exterior, glabrous or with a few hairs on interior; styles 3-5 mm long; ovules 5-6 per locule; seeds flattened, neither margined nor winged. Flowers April to July.

Status

Global Rank: G1G2Q

State Rank: S1?

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USFS Status: R3 SCC

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Observations in Natural Heritage New Mexico Database

Number of Subpopulations: 7

Number of Mapped Locations: 9

Number of Observations: 9

Observation date range: 04-20-1916 to 09-12-2011

External Links

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  NatureServe Explorer
  New Mexico Rare Plants Website
  Environmental Conservation Online System (ECOS)

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