Heads of flower-buds inclosed by the involucre during the winter; involucral scales 4, obcordate or notched at apex; leaves ovate to elliptic.
Flowers: male dark red or rose color; female with broad rounded scales, and oblong strongly reflexed obcordate bracts laciniate above the middle and abruptly contracted at apex into short points.
Four; obcordate to obovate; sessile; yellow to white, often tinged with red or turning red in fading.
Herbs, with sour watery juice, alternate or radical leaves, mostly of 3 obcordate leaflets, which close and droop at nightfall.
Antheridia in an oval or obcordate disk immersed in the apex of the thallus.
The highly specialized obcordate M3 is not found in the most specialized platycephalic skulls characteristic of the gymnurus species-group.
The most remarkable modification of M3 in Cratogeomys is the obcordate pattern developed in P.
Owing to the rotation of the posterior loph, the apex of the obcordate tooth is at its lingual side.
In addition to the primitive subtriangular pattern, the M3 of living Geomyini may be suborbicular, quadriform, elongate, or obcordate in shape.
Of the different forms, the elongate and obcordate seem to be the most highly specialized deviations from the triangular-shaped tooth.
Also another Hibiscus, with obcordatetomentose leaves, and pink flowers; both these last were very handsome shrubs.
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