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Smilax walteri,
common names coral greenbrier, red-berried greenbrier, or red-berried bamboo, is a
North American species of
plant found only in the United...
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protects the
individual flowers in the head
before they open. The
involucres of
S. novae-angliae are
campanulate (bell-shaped) to
hemispheric (half-spherical)...
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Soehrensia walteri is a
species of
Soehrensia found in Argentina.
Soehrensia walteri typically forms groups of spherical,
green shoots, each up to 16...
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Microseris walteri is an
Australian perennial herb with
yellow flowers and
edible tuberous roots, and one of
three plants known as
murnong or yam daisy...
- (Itea virginica), poor-man's soap (Clethra alnifolia),
coral greenbrier (
S.
walteri), and
honeycup (Zenobia pulverulenta). This
plant competes with and inhibits...
- A
hybrid of
S.
cordifolium and
S.
shortii may occur, and this has been
named Symphyotrichum × finkii.
Hybrids with
S.
drummondii and
S.
urophyllum have...
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Above the
shield is a crescent. On each side of the
shield appear three projections resembling eagles' feet. "
S'
Walteri Senescalli Comt' de Menetet."...
- distribution, and habitat;
S.
pilosum var.
pilosum is hairy, and
S.
pilosum var.
pringlei is hairless, or
nearly so.
S.
pilosum var.
pilosum is the...
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which includes the
commonly cultivated New York
aster (
S. novi-belgii) and New
England aster (
S. novae-angliae). Its
species are
widespread in the Americas...
- Stem and
flower head
Honey bee on
flower head
Cluster or
small colony of
S.
dumosum See
Asteracae §
Flowers for more detail.
Outside range 3–6.3 mm (1⁄10–1⁄4 in)...
