Chrysopsis scabrella

Chrysopsis scabrella Torr. & A. Gray is native to peninsula Florida. It has densely glandular leaves (stiplitate glands small) and phyllaries and fruits that lack translucent reddish brown ridges. The species is diploid (2n=10).  See Semple (2006 FNA).

Chrysopsis scabrella range in Florida JCS

Last revised 19 April 2025 by J.C. Semple

© 2025 J.C. Semple, including all photographs unless otherwise indicated

Chrysopsis scabrella S 10901 Charlotte Co., FL
Chrysopsis scabrella 2547 FL
Chrysopsis scabrella, basal rosettes, central Florida
Chrysopsis scabrella, heads, Charlotte Co., Florida
Chrysopsis scabrella S 10901 Charlotte Co., FL
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Chrysopsis scabrella 2547 FL
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Chrysopsis scabrella, basal rosettes, central Florida
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Chrysopsis scabrella, heads, Charlotte Co., Florida
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1-4. Chrysopsis scabrella. 1. Large plant, Semple et al. 10901, Charlotte Co., Florida. 2. Shoot, Semple et al. 2547, Orange Co., Florida 3. Basal rosettes, Semple & Wunderlin 2490, Hillsborough Co., Florida. 4. Heads, S et al. 10901.