Novon 14(1):124-133. 2004. Fig. 4. "Resolving a nomenclatural and taxonomic problem in Mexican Oenothera sect. Hartmannia (Tribe Onagreae, Onagraceae)"
Wagner, Warren L.
Artwork was returned from the Desert Botanical Garden (Phoenix, AZ) on August 26, 2009 where it had been exhibited in "Illustrating Nature" from April 20, 2006 through August 2009.
Figure 4. Oenothera luciaejulianiae W. L. Wagner. A. Habit, showing ascending to erect stems from a several- stemmed base (Garcia & Acevedo 345, US). B. Bud, floral tube, and ovary, showing the free sepal tips and pubescence pattern (Reveal & Harley 4095, NY).-C. Flower, showing petal shape and apparent slight overlap (Garcia & Acevedo 345, U ). D. Young capsule, showing shape, wings, obtuse to bluntly acuminate apex, and sterile stipe (Reveal & Harley 4095, TEX). E. Dehisced capsule, showing known length of dehiscence, and valves (although they can be spreading) (Garcza & Acevedo 345, US) Illustrated Apr 14 2003.
