- on
their upper surface and pale
green on the underside,
biternate or
triternate (i.e. with
three stalks, each with
three leaflets that
divide into three...
- hairs, and are
branched at the top. The
basal leaves are
biternate or
triternate (i.e. with
three stalks, each with
three leaflets that
divide into three...
- stem
covered in glandular-pubescent hairs. The
leaves are
biternate or
triternate (i.e.
having three segments, each of
which is biternate) and pubescent...
- The
basal leaves are long-stalked and
hairy on
their undersides, and
triternate (divided into
three branches, each of
which divides into
three parts each...
-
settings and
tolerates various soils. The
plant has
nearly glabrous bi- and
triternate leaves with
leaflets that run
between one and two
inches across. Stems...
-
simple and
glandular hairs. The
leaves are long with
short stems, and
triternate (i.e.
having three leaflets each of
which is biternate), with each leaflet...
- 1893.: 46 The
characteristics of this
section were
spurless flowers and
triternate leaves. In 1895,
Eastwood utilized specimens she had
collected to provide...
-
green upper side and
greyish underside. The
basal leaves are
biternate or
triternate (i.e. with
three stalks, each with
three leaflets that
divide into three...
- (3.9 in) long.: 156 The
leaves themselves range from bi- to
barely triternately compound. A. chaplinei has a fern-like
appearance when not flowering...
-
basal leaves (leaves
growing from the base of the plant) are bi- or
triternately compound (leaves with
petioles that
divide into two or
three branches...
