Compilation
Selago tomentosa

a hoary shrub or undershrub, finely tomentose, branched, 6–30 in. high, perennial; branches ascending or decumbent, leafy nearly or quite up to the inflorescence; leaves opposite or the upper occasionally alternate, finely obovate or oblanceolate, rounded, wedge-shaped at the base, submembranous or rather fleshy, finely tomentose on both faces, pallid, greenish-hoary, densely glandular-hispidulous, serrulate-crenate, petiolate or subsessile, 3/4–1 1/2 in. long, 1/4– 1/2 in. broad; petioles ranging up to 1/2 in. long; flowers 1/4– 1/3 in. long, sessile or subsessile in clusters, numerous; clusters sessile or subsessile in terminal thyrsoid spike-like racemes, 1 in. long, dense above and alternate, interrupted below; bracts narrow, about 1/20 in. long; calyx about 1/10 in. long in flower, rather larger in fruit, hoary and finely tomentose or hispid outside, glabrous inside, deeply 5-lobed; segments broadly linear, obtuse, shortly ciliolate; corolla orange or yellow; tube 1/5 in. long, 1/40 in. broad about the middle, 1/24 in. broad about the apex, 1/20 in. broad about the base, hoary, finely glandular-tomentose outside except towards the base, nearly glabrous inside except in the somewhat pubescent throat; limb spreading, about 1/6 in. in diam.; lobes 5, oval, entire, rounded, finely glandular-tomentose on the back at least about the base, nearly glabrous on the front; stamens 4, glandular-puberulous, included, upper pair inserted on the upper part of the corolla-tube and with very small pallid anthers, lower pair also pallid inserted above the middle of the tube and with oval-oblong anthers, 1/24 in. long; filaments very short; style nearly but not quite glabrous, 1/12 in. long; ovary nearly glabrous; ovules numerous, small; capsule ovoid, 1/5 in. long. null