ENCS407 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Atriplex Canescens, Krascheninnikovia, Chenopodiaceae

• School: University of Alberta
• Department: Environmental and Conservation Sciences
• Course: ENCS407
• Professor: Lisa Raatz

Document Summary

Atriplex canescens female flowers four winged leaves linear. Krascheninnikovia lanata leaves with distinct protruding midrib: margins rolled inward. Grayia spinosa: gray-green leaves, fleshy, stems may have white striations. Halogeton glomeratus a i: round tip on leaf + bristle. Kochia americana: furry white buds in axils, silk-hairy leaf surfaces. Kochia scoparia a i: leaves hairy on edges and middle, stems become red with age, leaves may have 3 prominent midribs. Salsola tragus a i: membranous prickle at leaf tip, upper leaves thick at tip. Sarcobatus vermiculatus: stem with exfoliating bark, brack fern, underside of leaflets often inroll, round lobed compound leaved fern. Shepherdia canadensis: leaves and twigs opposite, leaves silvery on lower side, twigs, buds + leaves spotted. Arctostaphylos pungens: stems red when mature, thick fleshy leaves, black venation, acute apex. Acrtostaphylos uva-ursi: stems red when mature, thick fleshy leaves, rounded apex. Erodium cicutarium a i: leaves opposite, stout style fruits, coils a few times.