Species: Ipomopsis minutiflora
Encyclopedia of Puget Sound
Small-flower Standing-cypress is an annual with a central stem that is 1-3 dm (4-12) tall, and with branches arising from most leaf axils. The alternate stem leaves are up to 3 cm long and are divided into 3 linear segments below, while above they are simple and linear with entire margins. Basal leaves are lacking. Foliage is glabrous to densely glandular. Small flowers are in the upper leaf axils or solitary at the tips of the numerous ultimate branches. The white or pale blue, tubular corolla is 4-7 mm long and flares to 5 lobes with 5 anthers held just beyond the mouth. The calyx is 5-lobed. The fruit is a rounded capsule with 1-3 seeds.
Source: Encyclopedia of Life
Classification
Dicotyledoneae
Solanales
Polemoniaceae
Ipomopsis
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Classification
Ecology and Life History
Small-flower Standing-cypress is an annual with a central stem that is 1-3 dm (4-12) tall, and with branches arising from most leaf axils. The alternate stem leaves are up to 3 cm long and are divided into 3 linear segments below, while above they are simple and linear with entire margins. Basal leaves are lacking. Foliage is glabrous to densely glandular. Small flowers are in the upper leaf axils or solitary at the tips of the numerous ultimate branches. The white or pale blue, tubular corolla is 4-7 mm long and flares to 5 lobes with 5 anthers held just beyond the mouth. The calyx is 5-lobed. The fruit is a rounded capsule with 1-3 seeds.
Source: Encyclopedia of Life