Flowering June through September. The entirely Mexican Eryngium longifolium Cav. It also usually occurs in drier habitats at higher elevations. Habitat 1, m 4, ft in New Mexico.
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Leaves: Basal rosette and alternate cauline leaves; lower cauline leaves pinnatifid to bipinnatisect; basal leaves pinnatisect to spinose-serrate. Flowers: Small, whitish, clustered in dense bracteate heads which are in turn arranged in open, long-peduncled panicles. Bracts subtending the heads are yellowish above, lanceolate to linear-lanceolate, mm long, entire or with pairs of lateral spines near the middle; floral bractlets subtending each small flower are usually entire; calyx lobes lanceolate to ovate, obtuse or acute; corollas white or bluish white.
Fruits: Capsule splitting into 2 single seeded mericarps, ovoid, flattened laterally, covered with hyaline scales or tubercules, the ribs obsolete, with several inconspicuous oil tubes. Seed faces flat. Ecology: Found on plains and along water courses, from 4,, ft m ; flowering August-October. Notes: The dense ovoid heads of flowers, superficially resembling Ranunculaceae, along with the prominent, spiky-looking, lateral, subtending bracts make this species stand out.
A good indicator for this species are the pinnatifid to bipinnatisect stem leaves that lack spines if stem leaves spinose-serrate, the species is likely E. Ethnobotany: There is no use recorded for this species, but other species in this genus have uses. Etymology: Eryngium is derived from the Greek word erungos for thistle, alluding to the spiny leaves that characterize this genus; heterophyllum means means that the leaves are different on the same plant.
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