Erodium
and California
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Clade I, Subclade 1
Subgenus Erodium
Clade I, Subclade 2
Subgenus Barbata
Clade II, Subclade 3
Clade II, Subclade 4
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Erodium salmoneum P.H.Davis et J.Roberts
Section Absinthoidea, Cedrorum Group.
Perennial; dioecious; root vertical, 1cm diameter; stem thick; not or few branched, base thickly clothed in leaves; crowns few, lax;
Leaves: basal leaves green, very numerous, pinnatisect; lamina outline oblong, 3-
Inflorescence: Flowering stems decumbent, diffuse, spreading and branching densely glandular hairy or glandulose pubescent, 5-
Fruit: Beak 4-
Distribution: endemic to Turkey – Camurlu to Olucak & Ak Dag above tree-
Remarks: close to E. cedrorum, E. micropetalum but differs from both by pinnules fewer at base of lamina, less deeply dissect; upper pinnules short, narrow; glandulose pubescence; petals narrower, salmon/shrimp pink
Erodium salmonium; leaves; 1540 M. Alanya / AntalyaPhoto credit: Ahmet Tıraş; from the IGG Facebook Group, Licenced under Creative Commons Attribution-
Erodium salmonium; male flower; 1540 M. Alanya / AntalyaPhoto credit: Ahmet Tıraş; from the IGG Facebook Group, Licenced under Creative Commons Attribution-
Erodium salmonium; female flower; 1540 M. Alanya / AntalyaPhoto credit: Ahmet Tıraş; from the IGG Facebook Group, Licenced under Creative Commons Attribution-