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is the only species, it is native in eastern and
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The hairy fruit enclosed by the bracteoles is ovate and compressed, its membranous pericarp is free from the seed. The vertically orientated seed has a brown thin seed coat covered with white hairs. The embryo is nearly annular or horseshoe-shaped and encloses the copious perisperm.
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desert regions, is dependent on precipitation. Good seed years occur when there is appreciable summer precipitation and little browsing. Winterfat occurs on well-drained, calcareous soils with low to moderate salt concentrations.
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476:Krascheninnikovia fruticulosa
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406:Joseph Pitton de Tournefort
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522:Plants of the World Online
466:Krascheninnikovia lenensis
337:are mostly distributed in
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369:Johann Anton Güldenstädt
323:Krascheninnikovia lanata
42:Krascheninnikovia lanata
852:Jepson Manual Treatment
341:, two species occur in
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857:USDA Plants Profile
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360:Systematics
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518:Gueldenst.
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417:The genus
398:Ceratoides
315:chromosome
300:bracteoles
276:monoecious
254:are erect
236:monoecious
193:Ceratoides
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482:– in Asia
435:Axyrideae
384:Kamchatka
280:dioecious
272:unisexual
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