EcoFlora - Symphytum

Symphytum
Family: Boraginaceae Paul Rothrock	Gleason & Cronquist Resources Vascular plants of NE US and adjacent Canada Cor tubular-campanulate, the well defined tube much longer than the short, erect or apically spreading lobes; fornices narrow and elongate, erect; filaments inserted at the level of the fornices; anthers included; style elongate, shortly exserted; nutlets incurved, ventrally keeled, with a stipe-like basal attachment that fits into the otherwise flattish receptacle, the basal margin of the nutlet forming a prominent, toothed rim; broad-lvd perennials with nodding, white or ochroleucous to pink or blue fls in several or many small, sympodial, naked modified cymes. 25, Europe and Medit. reg. Gleason, Henry A. & Cronquist, Arthur J. 1991. Manual of vascular plants of northeastern United States and adjacent Canada. lxxv + 910 pp. ©The New York Botanical Garden. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
Species within inventory project: Arizona Flora Symphytum asperrimum Map not Available Symphytum asperum Map not Available Symphytum bohemicum Map not Available Symphytum brachycalyx Map not Available Symphytum bulbosum Map not Available Symphytum caucasicum Images not available Map not Available Symphytum cordatum Map not Available Symphytum creticum Images not available Map not Available Symphytum grandiflorum Map not Available Symphytum ibericum Images not available Map not Available Symphytum officinale Map not Available Symphytum orientale Map not Available Symphytum tauricum Images not available Map not Available Symphytum tuberosum Map not Available Symphytum uplandicum Map not Available Symphytum x uplandicum Map not Available Symphytum × uplandicum Images not available Map not Available