© Paul Handford (Photo ID #72804)
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Distribution of Logfia arvensis
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General: Annual herb from a fibrous root; stems erect, simple or branching, white-woolly, 3-50 cm tall.
Leaves: Basal leaves lacking; stem leaves alternate, entire, linear, abruptly sharp-pointed, up to 4 cm long and 5 mm wide, white-woolly.
Flowers: Heads disciform, numerous in tight clusters towards the ends of branches, egg-shaped to conic until mature, 3-5 mm tall; involucres scanty; involucral bracts few, boat-shaped, subtending outermost flowers, woolly throughout; receptacular bracts woolly, simulating an involucre; inner flowers 2-5, white, appearing perfect but often sterile, bractless; outer flowers female, bractless.
Fruits: Achenes nerveless, papillose; pappus of white, hairlike bristles.
Source: The Illustrated Flora of British Columbia
Ecology
Ecological Framework for Logfia arvensis The table below shows the species-specific information calculated from
original data (
BEC database ) provided by the BC Ministry of Forests and Range.
(Updated August, 2013)
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Value / Class
Minimum
Average
Maximum
Elevation
(metres)
449
905
1484
Slope
Gradient (%)
0
26
202
Aspect (degrees)
[0 - N; 90 - E; 180 - S; 270 - W]
0
176
340
Soil
Moisture Regime (SMR )
[0 - very xeric; 4 - mesic;
8 - hydric]
0
2
5
Modal
Nutrient Regime
Class
C
Number
of field plots
species was recorded in:
110
Modal
BEC Zone Class
IDF
All BEC Zones (# of stations/zone) species was recorded in:
BG(1), ICH(12), IDF(71), MS(5), PP(19)
Synonyms and Alternate Names
Filago arvensis L.Gnaphalium arvense L., nom. inval.Oglifa arvensis (L.) Cass.
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