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Excerpt from Leaflets of Western Botany, Vol. 8
It is rather obvious that the two plants are at least moderately interfertile, and therefore there is some question whether or not they should be maintained as separate specific entities. When viewed from the standpoint of geographic range and morpho logical differences (tomentose leaves and 5 - 7 stamens as com pared with non-tomentose leaves and 8 to 10 stamens) it seems not inconsistent to continue to maintain columbianum and L. Groenlandicum under separate specific entities.
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