Aliciella

specimen collected by Steve Matson

specimen collected by Steve Matson

specimen collected by Steve Matson

According to J. Mark Potter, what the Jepson Manual calls Gilia subacaulis is not actually Gilia subacaulis, which is endemic to Wyoming, but a new species he is in the process of describing as Aliciella monoensis.

According to J. Mark Potter, what the Jepson Manual calls Gilia subacaulis is not actually Gilia subacaulis, which is endemic to Wyoming, but a new species he is in the process of describing as Aliciella monoensis.

According to J. Mark Potter, what the Jepson Manual calls Gilia subacaulis is not actually Gilia subacaulis, which is endemic to Wyoming, but a new species he is in the process of describing as Aliciella monoensis.

According to J. Mark Potter, what the Jepson Manual calls Gilia subacaulis is not actually Gilia subacaulis, which is endemic to Wyoming, but a new species he is in the process of describing as Aliciella monoensis.

I have submitted a series of images from an Herbarium sheet that I hope will illustrate diagnostic features

I have submitted a series of images from an Herbarium sheet that I hope will illustrate diagnostic features

I have submitted a series of images from an Herbarium sheet that I hope will illustrate diagnostic features

I have submitted a series of images from an Herbarium sheet that I hope will illustrate diagnostic features

I have submitted a series of images from an Herbarium sheet that I hope will illustrate diagnostic features