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Western Asia. The
subspecies C.
virgata subsp.
squarrosa is
known as
squarrose knapweed. It is
found in
northern California, Idaho, Utah and eastern...
- subsquamosal,
supersquamosal †squāmula squāmul- squarrōsus squarrōs-
squarrose,
squarrulose squātina squātin-
angel shark Squatina stagnum stagn- restagnant...
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Carex squarrosa is a
species of
sedge (genus Carex),
native to the
central and
eastern United States, and
Ontario in Canada. It is
typically found in bottomland...
- triumfettii, the
squarrose knapweed, is a
species of
plant belonging to the
genus Centaurea of the
family Asteraceae. The
squarrose knapweed is an herbaceous...
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becoming dense in the older,
central part of the thallus.
Rhizines are
squarrosely branched (simple at the lobe margins).
Pycnidia and
apothecia are uncommon;...
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squamule A
small scale.
squamulose Covered with
small scales (squamules).
squarrose Having tips of leaves, stems, etc.
radiating or
projecting outward, e...
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seedhead weevil (Bangasternus fausti)
larvae eat diffuse,
spotted and
squarrose knapweed (C.
virgata ssp. squarrosa),
while those of the
yellow starthistle...
- ribs.
These ribs are
pronounced and ventricose. They are
alternately squarrosely ochre-colored. The
aperture is subrotund. The
outer lip is incr****ate...
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rhizines to be present,
either in a
simple (unbranched) form or
exhibiting squarrosely branched patterns. The
apothecia of
Klauskalbia are
either rare or common...
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scale Latin squama squamous squarros-
spreading at tips
Latin squarrosus squarrose st- (ΣΤΑ)
cause to
stand Gr**** ἵστημι histēmi, histánai, στατικός, στάσις...
