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gathering pollen from the anthers that have opened at the inside of the tube. The cream-colored anthers are pointy at their tip, and carry two, about 3¼ mm long, woolly haired tails at their foot, which are free from the filament. The yellow style is rounded at the tip and is rough on the outside lower than the split and the branches are about ⅓ mm long. The indehiscent, one-seeded fruits (called
339:, and appear as dots to the naked eye. Both sides of the leaf surface further sprout sparse, erect, multi-storied T-shaped hairs of about 150 μm long. These are one cell thick, with a stalk of two to six cells and a platform of two to five increasingly wider cells, sometimes followed by a second stalk and platform.
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pointy or gradually narrowing tip, and softly hairy on the outside. The inner phyllaries are about 8 mm long and 2—2¼ mm wide, and do not reach beyond the top of the cypselas. The corollas of the five to six marginal florets per head are 16–17 mm long. Three of its lobes have merged to a lip (or
400:, and grows in comparable environments, but can be distinguished by the unribbed cylindrical branches without secretory cavities, that retain their opposite leaves, multi-storied T-shaped hairs, florets with cream corollas, pointy anther tips, approximately globular pollen, and cypselas with bristles.
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Sacansa is an endemic species only known from about ten distinct locations, within a very limited geographical distribution, estimated below 2,000 km, in the Sierra de
Famatina only, where only small areas are officially protected. An ongoing decline has been observed in its occurrence. The main
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surrounding the flower head is initially egg-shaped, but becomes bell-shaped when flowering and during the development of the fruits. The bracts that form the involucre (called phyllaries) stand in three worls. Those on the outside are about 3 mm long and 1¾ mm wide, oval in shape with a
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have slightly shorter corollas of about 15 mm long, are formed like a tube, have five lobes of about 7½ mm long, which are also coiled, and without hair at their tips. As in all
Asteraceae, the anthers are merged over their length to form a tube, through which the style grows, while
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has early shedded alternate leaves, long, simple, two to three celled flagellate hairs, lilac to purple corollas, blunt anther tips, pollen that is higher than wide, and long-pilose or hairless cypselas. Furthermore,
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has stems with strong and very wide ribs, with tufts of long flagellate hairs in the grooves between them, and large secretory cavities. The multistoried T-shaped hair is further only known from
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The plant occurs at altitudes between 1800 and 2700 m. It grows between sparse vegetation, with cacti, and other open shrubs such as
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of about 50 μm high, on both surfaces of the leaf consisting of about 5 flat cells, arranged like a pile of pancakes, these excrete
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of the Andes of north-western
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that are raised by the surrounding tissue and hide a large chamber underneath. There are also sparse, sunken, reversed egg-shaped
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1010:"Resolution of deep nodes yields an improved backbone phylogeny and a new basal lineage to study early evolution of Asteraceae"
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Panéro, José J.; Freire, Susana E.; Ariza
Espinar, Luis; Crozier, Bonnie S.; Barboza, Gloria E.; Cantero, Juan J. (2014).
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is approximately globular (50×45 μm), has three very wide furrows and has a pattern of very small spines and ridges.
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threats are mining, damage by off-road vehicles, and livestock grazing. The authors of the paper that erects the genus
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the stem at the foot, with entire margins, a pointy tip, and its veins branching pinnately. The leaves have peculiar
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was available, the original probably destroyed by the fire resulting from the 1943 bombing. Luckily,
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Freire, Susana E.; Barboza, Gloria E.; Cantero, Juan J.; Ariza
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Chiarini, Franco E.; Barboza, Gloria E.; Cantero, Juan J. (2015).
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that was described in 2014 and has been assigned to its own tribe
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along the branches. The leaves are leathery, have no
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975:(Famatinanthoideae, Asteraceae)"
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532:Recent genetic analysis placed
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839:in northwest Argentina.
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421:(tribe Senecioneae).
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886:conservation status
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