Pluchea sagittalis

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Pluchea sagittalis is adventive, probably a waif; it was collected as a ballast weed by C. Mohr near Mobile (1891, 1894, 1896) and by A. H. Curtiss near Pensacola (1886, 1901).

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Facts about "Pluchea sagittalis"
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array architecturecorymbiform +
base shapedecurrent +
blade other or positionproximal +
blade shapelanceolate +, lance-elliptic +, spatulate + and oblanceolate +
bristle fusiondistinct +
chromosome count20 +
corolla colorationwhite + and rose-purple +
face architecture or exudationsessile-glandular +
face external texturehirtellous + and strigillose +
flowering timejulaug +
habitatmoist or wet , open habitats + and ballast deposit areas +
habitat moisturewet +
involucre shapehemispheric + and cupulate +
leaf architecturesessile +
margin shapetoothed +
pappus durationpersistent +
phyllary architecture or exudationstipitate-glandular +
phyllary colorationgreenish + and cream +
phyllary shapeouter + and linear-attenuate +
stem architecturewinged +
stem architecture or exudationsessile-glandular +
stem external texturehirtellous + and strigillose +
whole organism architecturefibrous-rooted +
whole organism life styleperennial +