Artemisia suksdorfii

Artemisia suksdorfii is similar morphologically to A. douglasiana; it has more and smaller heads, and glabrous phyllaries. The two species hybridize where their ranges overlap.

array architecture	leafy +, paniculiform + and racemiform +
array arrangement	crowded +
base shape	tapered + and attenuate +
blade shape	lanceolate + and lobed +
branch external texture	stiff +
branch orientation	erect +
chromosome count	18 +
corolla coloration	yellow +
corolla external texture	glabrous +
cypsela external texture	glabrous +
cypsela shape	ellipsoid +
face external texture	tomentose + and glabrous +
floret architecture	pistillate +
floret reproduction	bisexual +
flowering time	summerfall +
habitat	coastal habitats + and along roads or drainages +
habitat moisture	wet +
head orientation	erect +
involucre shape	turbinate + and globose +
leaf architecture	sessile +
leaf coloration	taxonname-bicolor + and green +
leaf position	cauline +
phyllary coloration	straw-colored + and yellow-green +
phyllary external texture	glabrous + and hairy +
phyllary reflectance	shiny +
phyllary shape	lanceolate +
rhizome external texture	coarse +
rhizome internal texture	woody +
stem architecture	simple +
stem coloration	brown +
stem external texture	glabrous +
stem orientation	erect +
whole organism life style	perennial +
whole organism odor	aromatic +

Artemisia suksdorfii

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