Chrysopsis subulata

Chrysopsis subulata Small is native to peninsula Florida. It has non-glandular leaves and phyllaries, which are narrow and long-tapering. The fruits have multiple reddish-brown ridges. The species is diploid (2n=10).  It blooms earlier than other species in the genus in Florida.  See Semple (2006 FNA).

Chrysopsis subulata range JCS

Last revised 19 April 2025 by J.C. Semple

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

Chrysopsis subulata cult WAT, Florida
Chrysopsis subulata cult WAT hds
Chrysopsis subulata phyllary Semple (1981)
Chrysopsis subulata, fruit body, Florida. Hillsborough Co.
Chrysopsis subulata cult WAT, Florida
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Chrysopsis subulata cult WAT hds
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Chrysopsis subulata phyllary Semple (1981)
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Chrysopsis subulata, fruit body, Florida. Hillsborough Co.
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1-4. Chrysopsis subulata. 1. Shoot, cultivated in greenhouse WAT. 2. Heads, cultivated WAT. 3. Phyllary diagram (Semple 1981). 5. Fruit body, cultivated WAT.