Dropped
This variety differs from other Agastache by a short calyx tube (1.5-3 mm), and from its close relative, A. wrightii (Greenman) Woot. & Standl., by A. micrantha having thin and flaccid leaves. Sanders (1987) provides a paragraph in the discussion of ...
Richard Worthington reported this taxon as new to New Mexico at the New Mexico Rare Plants meeting on March 12, 2001. Subsequent investigation indicated the taxon has too broad a range in Texas and Mexico to meet our definition of rare.
This Agastache differs from others by the following features: the calyx tube is more than 4 mm long, the teeth more that 1/4 the total length of the calyx; stems are suffrutescent with exfoliating bark; mature leaves are lanceolate-linear, 6-15 times...
This Agastache differs from all other Agastache in the region, except for A. micrantha, by its small flowers. The calyx tube is less than 3 mm long. It has thicker leaves than A. micrantha, the leaves usually not wrinkling upon drying, the leaves mos...
Plants 2-4 dm tall with several leaves and peduncles arising from a branching, woody root crown; leaves broadly ovate in outline, blades 2.5-20 cm long, 2.5-14 cm wide, ternately-pinnately decompound, ultimate divisions filiform, 0.5-5.6 cm long, 1-2...
This name is synonymous with Cymopterus sessiliflorus. Plants 6-13 cm tall, with several to many leaves and 1 to several peduncles from a much-branched, woody root crown; leaves oblong in outline, blades 2.6-6.4 cm long, 1-2.5 cm wide, pinnate or ...
This name is synonymous with A. utahensis, a relatively common species.