Gilia nudicaulis A. Gray
Annotated by W. J. Boone.

Idaho: Canyon County: Place: Caldwell.
Gilia, Nudicaulis. ¶Common Name-- May Flower. ¶This little phlox in the early summer season often carpets the ground beneath the sagebrush with its vari-colored flowers. However, it is a fugitive and will doubtless become extinct because of over-grazing. Phenology: Flowers.

W. J. Boone s.n., Apr 1930
CIC, Accession: 543

Gilia nudicaulis A. Gray
Annotated by W.R. Cupp.

Idaho: Canyon County: Caldwell
43.66° N, 116.68° W
Uncertainty: 1600 meters.
Dry sage-brush soil.¶ Plant: Exogenous, Herb, 2 to 6 inches, Erect, Annual.¶Root: Simple primary Conical, fibrous, Fulcrate.¶Stem: Caulis, Terete, Glabrous.¶Branches: Opposite, Normal.¶Buds: Terminal Convolute.¶Leaves: Cauline, Opposite, Simple Palmate Linear Entire, Perfoliate base, Caducous.¶Petiole: Absent.¶Stipules: Absent.¶Inflorescence: Terminal, Head, Bracts; Linear, entire acute clasping.¶Flower: Perfect, 3 lines across.¶Calyx: Valvate, Polysepalous, Entire, Hypogynous.¶Corolla: Convolute, Gamopetalous.¶Petals: Entire, Obtuse, Glabrous, Purple, Orange, & shaded.¶Stamens: Distinct Epipetalous, Equal, 5.¶Filaments: Very short, Adnate, Introrse, Oblong.¶Pollen: Powdery.¶Pistils: Compound.¶Ovary: Closed, Superior, Erect.¶Style: 3 lines, Capillary, yellow, 3 cleft at top.¶Stigma: Lateral, Linear, Double. Phenology: Flowers.

W.R. Cupp C. 249, May 1, 1899
CIC, Accession: 535, No. 23