Angiosperms: Dicotyledons
Onagraceae
Evening Primrose Family
Sand primroseOenothera rhombipetala Nutt. ex T. & G.
Oenothera clelandii D. Dietr. & Raven
- Notes: Oenothera rhombipetala is shorter than O. villosa (2’ to 3’ tall). The leaves are 2” by 1/2” or smaller. The flowers are smaller, and the petals are 1/2”’long and are rhomboid-shaped. Fruits are 1/2”’long. Flowering is from early July to late September, and fruiting begins in mid-July. O. rhombipetala is frequent in sandy soils on prairies and in open places.
- Bibliography from Biodiversity Heritage Library
- Vascular Plants of Iowa
Can be found in these counties: