Monardella

I just do not have a good handle on the infraspecific taxa, so there!

I just do not have a good handle on the infraspecific taxa, so there!

I have struggled with Monardella. If I had used the Desert Jepson manual, this plant would key to M. linoides ssp. linoides. With TJM2, it might key to ssp. erecta as most leaves are narrower than 4mm. I have called this plant ssp sierrae mostly due to geographic location as most specimens from this region of the white mtns have been given this name in consortium records.

I have struggled with Monardella. If I had used the Desert Jepson manual, this plant would key to M. linoides ssp. linoides. With TJM2, it might key to ssp. erecta as most leaves are narrower than 4mm. I have called this plant ssp sierrae mostly due to geographic location as most specimens from this region of the white mtns have been given this name in consortium records.

I have struggled with Monardella. If I had used the Desert Jepson manual, this plant would key to M. linoides ssp. linoides. With TJM2, it might key to ssp. erecta as most leaves are narrower than 4mm. I have called this plant ssp sierrae mostly due to geographic location as most specimens from this region of the white mtns have been given this name in consortium records.

I have struggled with Monardella. If I had used the Desert Jepson manual, this plant would key to M. linoides ssp. linoides. With TJM2, it might key to ssp. erecta as most leaves are narrower than 4mm. I have called this plant ssp sierrae mostly due to geographic location as most specimens from this region of the white mtns have been given this name in consortium records.

I have struggled with Monardella. If I had used the Desert Jepson manual, this plant would key to M. linoides ssp. linoides. With TJM2, it might key to ssp. erecta as most leaves are narrower than 4mm. I have called this plant ssp sierrae mostly due to geographic location as most specimens from this region of the white mtns have been given this name in consortium records.

I have struggled with Monardella. If I had used the Desert Jepson manual, this plant would key to M. linoides ssp. linoides. With TJM2, it might key to ssp. erecta as most leaves are narrower than 4mm. I have called this plant ssp sierrae mostly due to geographic location as most specimens from this region of the white mtns have been given this name in consortium records.

I have struggled with Monardella. If I had used the Desert Jepson manual, this plant would key to M. linoides ssp. linoides. With TJM2, it might key to ssp. erecta as most leaves are narrower than 4mm. I have called this plant ssp sierrae mostly due to geographic location as most specimens from this region of the white mtns have been given this name in consortium records.

I have struggled with Monardella. If I had used the Desert Jepson manual, this plant would key to M. linoides ssp. linoides. With TJM2, it might key to ssp. erecta as most leaves are narrower than 4mm. I have called this plant ssp sierrae mostly due to geographic location as most specimens from this region of the white mtns have been given this name in consortium records.

I have struggled with Monardella. If I had used the Desert Jepson manual, this plant would key to M. linoides ssp. linoides. With TJM2, it might key to ssp. erecta as most leaves are narrower than 4mm. I have called this plant ssp sierrae mostly due to geographic location as most specimens from this region of the white mtns have been given this name in consortium records.

I have struggled with Monardella. If I had used the Desert Jepson manual, this plant would key to M. linoides ssp. linoides. With TJM2, it might key to ssp. erecta as most leaves are narrower than 4mm. I have called this plant ssp sierrae mostly due to geographic location as most specimens from this region of the white mtns have been given this name in consortium records.

glands are seldom mentioned in treatments, other than general remarks for the genus, and for M. odoratissima. I could not help but notice them on both leaf surfaces and on bracts.

glands are seldom mentioned in treatments, other than general remarks for the genus, and for M. odoratissima. I could not help but notice them on both leaf surfaces and on bracts.

Road off 101 about 10 miles from coast