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Xylorhiza
1840Woodyaster
Summary
Xylorhiza is a genus of flowering plants in the family Asteraceae, known as woodyasters. These are daisylike wildflowers usually having blue to purple or white ray flowers with yellow centers of disc florets. Woodyasters are native to western North America. Species Xylorhiza cognata - Mecca woodyaster - California (Imperial + Riverside Counties) Xylorhiza confertifolia - Henrieville woodyaster - Utah (Kane, Wayne, + Garfield Counties) Xylorhiza cronquistii - Cronquist's woodyaster - Utah (Kane + Garfield Counties) Xylorhiza frutescens - Baja California Xylorhiza glabriuscula - smooth woodyaster - Wyoming, Utah (Daggett County), Colorado (Routt + Moffat Counties), Montana (Carbon County), South Dakota (Harding, Butte, Fall River Counties) Xylorhiza orcuttii - Orcutt's aster - California (Imperial + San Diego Counties) Xylorhiza panamintensis - Death Valley National Park Xylorhiza tortifolia - Mojave woodyaster - California, Nevada, Utah, Arizona Xylorhiza venusta - charming woodyaster ......read more on Wikipedia.
11 Xylorhiza species found:
Xylorhiza cognataMecca WoodyasterXylorhiza confertifoliaHenrieville WoodyasterXylorhiza cronquistiiCronquist's WoodyasterXylorhiza frutescensXylorhiza glabriusculaSmooth WoodyasterXylorhiza linearifoliaMoab WoodyasterXylorhiza orcuttiiOrcutt's WoodyasterXylorhiza panamintensisPanamint Desert-AsterXylorhiza tortifoliaMojave Woodyaster3Xylorhiza venustaCharming WoodyasterXylorhiza wrightiiBig Bend Woodyaster
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