New Mexico Rare Plant Conservation Strategy Species
Perennial from a taproot, strigulose or pilose with basifixed hairs; stems clustered on a root crown, spreading, distally ascending, 0.5-3 dm long; leaves pinnately compound, 6-20 cm long; leaflets 19-40, becoming smaller up the rachis, mostly ellipt...
Dwarf, acaulescent, perennial herb from a well-developed, short, but knotty caudex on a simple taproot; leaves 3-11 cm long, pinnately compound with 5-9 pairs of leaflets, each leaflet grayish pubescent below and nearly glabrous on the upper surface;...
Perennial; stems erect or ascending, 20-40 cm long; herbage green to gray-green; leaves pinnately compound, 5-15 cm long; leaflets 19-27, 2-4 cm long, nearly glabrous above; flowers ochroleucus (yellow-white), in dense 35-60-flowered racemes; calyx d...
Rhizomatous perennial from subterranean crown; stems several, to 5 dm long, decumbent and radiating, branching from lower nodes, forming broad, depressed clumps; herbage greenish-gray; lower stipules connate; leaves 2.5-10 cm long; leaflets numerous,...
Perennial; stems 1-6 from a subterranean root-crown, stout, erect and stiffly ascending, 4-7 dm long, strigulose nearly throughout with fine, straight, appressed hairs; stipules 1-5 mm long; leaves pinnately compound, 4-9(11) cm long, commonly divari...
Densely tufted and matted perennial from an intricately branching subsurface caudex; above ground stems absent or less than 2 cm long; leaves crowded, silvery-canescent with mostly appressed dolabriform hairs, pinnately 5-9 foliolate, to 3 cm long, t...
Matted perennial, forming low cushions up to 30 cm across; stems absent or less than 2 cm; herbage strigose with dolabriform hairs; leaves pinnately compound, to 8 cm long, with 5-7 narrow leaflets; flowers pea-like, solitary on each peduncle, nestle...
Gray-green shrub to 1 m tall, much-branched; leaves short-petiolate or sessile, elliptic-ovate to narrowly oblong, about 1-2 cm long, grayish with a fine scurf; plants unisexual, the flowers in small clusters in more or less profuse terminal panicles...
Perennial herbs, 15-35 cm high, the stems arising from enlarged woody or lignescent roots. Leaves mostly basal, 10-18 cm long, 1.5-4.0 cm wide, petioles 2-7 cm long, blades ovate to linear-oblanceolate, passing into the petioles, scarcely lobed, of a...
Perennial herb 2-5 dm high, with (1-)3-6(-10) basal rosettes usually elevated above the ground on a branched, woody caudex; flowering stems 1 per basal rosette, arising centrally and terminating the rosette, glabrous; basal leaves broadly oblanceolat...