Antennaria howellii subs. petaloidea

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Subspecies petaloidea is most common in the eastern half of the range of Antennaria howellii and is frequent as far west as British Columbia and Washington. Its primary sexual progenitors include A. plantaginifolia and A. neglecta (R. J. Bayer 1985).

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array architecturecorymbiform +
chromosome count56 + and 84 +
corolla architecturestaminate + and pistillate +
cypsela reliefpapillate +
face external texturetomentose +, gray-pubescent + and to floccose-glabrescent +
flowering timespringsummer +
habitatpastures +, dry fields +, openings in woodlands and forests + and rock barrens +
habitat moisturedry +
involucre architecturepistillate +
involucre uncommonstaminate +
leaf architecture1-3-nerved + and flagged +
leaf arrangement or shapelinear +
leaf positionmid + and distal +
leaf shapecuneate-oblanceolate +, spatulate + and spatulate-obovate +
leaf sizesmaller than +
pappus architecturestaminate + and pistillate +
petiole fusiondistinct +
phyllary colorationwhite + and cream +
tip shapemucronate +
whole organism life styleplant +