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Centromadia parryi, the
pappose tarweed, is a
species of
plant in the
tribe Madieae within the
family Asteraceae. It is
found in
North America where it...
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ligulate florets.
Flowers October–December in
advance of the leaves.
Fruit a
pappose achene. Rock and
sandy soils by the coastline.
Endemic to Cyprus, it is...
- May–June (hysteranthous,
flowers appearing after leaf development).
Fruit a
pappose achene. Open pine forests, roadsides, dry
hillsides with open vegetation...
- corymbs,
florets pale yellow, all ligulate,
flowers April–July,
fruit a
pappose achene. In moist,
shaded positions, by
streams and
moist hillsides among...
- ligulate, yellow,
reddish at the
lower surface,
flowers July–October,
fruit a
pappose achene.
Rocky hillsides and rock
crevices on
serpentinised rocks at 1500–1900 m...
- of
dollars to a
befeathered woman,
saying "Here's a bowl full of
solid pappose [sic] meat. that's a good Girl
better marry our wild,
Indians than Foreigners...
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particles along, but
could serve to
close gaps to keep out
unwanted particles.
Pappose setae might perform a
range of
functions such as chemoreceptors, mechanoreceptors...
