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Boraginaceae

Boraginaceae
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Desert Research Learning Center, Botany Program

Herbs, shrubs, or trees with bristly hairs, usually simple hairs, alternate and spiral. Inflorescences determinate, often a scorpioid cyme, with perfect and radial flowers, calyx of 5 sepals, distinct or connate, corolla usually rotate and bearing appendages, funnel-like or tubular, stamens 5, epipetalous. Superior ovary with variable placentation, 2 connate carpels, divided in 2, making 4 chambers, with a gynobasic style.  Fruits a drupe, schizocarp, or capsule with nutlets.

Species within checklist: Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge (Draft)
Buglossoides arvensis
Media resource of Buglossoides arvensis
Echium vulgare
Media resource of Echium vulgare
Heliotropium tenellum
Media resource of Heliotropium tenellum
Lithospermum incisum
Media resource of Lithospermum incisum
Lithospermum matamorense
Media resource of Lithospermum matamorense
Nama hispidum
Media resource of Nama hispidum
Nama jamaicense
Media resource of Nama jamaicense
Phacelia congesta
Media resource of Phacelia congesta
Phacelia patuliflora
Media resource of Phacelia patuliflora
Tiquilia canescens
Media resource of Tiquilia canescens
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