Seablites

Figure 41. Suaedaolufsenii at fruiting stage. Photograph by Prashant Awale (ca. 4300 m a.s.l., near Pangong Lake, Jammu & Kashmir, India, September 2011).

Lendrup Strand S Løgstør, Danmark

Suaeda depressa var. erecta

Figure 39. SEM micrographs: AAgriophyllumtibeticum, hairs from the stem BA.tibeticum, concave side of the seed CA.tibeticum, convex side of the seed DSuaedaolufsenii, fruit enclosed in the perianth; E, FS.olufsenii, red seed. Magnification: 50× (A, B), 75× (C, D), 100× (E), 500× (F).

Lendrup Strand S Løgstør, Danmark

Figure 40. Distribution map of Agriophyllumtibeticum (stars) and Suaedaolufsenii (circles).

Lendrup Strand S Løgstør

Lendrup Strand S Løgstør

Havnø nær Hadsund, Jylland, Danmark

Havnø nær Hadsund, Jylland, Danmark

Als Odde ved Mariager Fjord, Danmark

Egholm. Nordjylland, Danmark

Egholm. Nordjylland, Danmark

Holmkær, NV-Jylland, Danmark

Sub-shrubby perennial with glabrous, cylindrical succulent leaves on silty saline-gyp soil in small shallow ponding area draining adjacent desert shrub flats. Some now place this plant in synonymy under S. moquinii.

Sub-shrubby perennial with glabrous, cylindrical succulent leaves on silty saline-gyp soil in small shallow ponding area draining adjacent desert shrub flats. Some now place this plant in synonymy under S. moquinii.

Sub-shrubby perennial with glabrous, cylindrical succulent leaves on silty saline-gyp soil in small shallow ponding area draining adjacent desert shrub flats. Some now place this plant in synonymy under S. moquinii.

Sub-shrubby perennial with glabrous, cylindrical succulent leaves on silty saline-gyp soil in small shallow ponding area draining adjacent desert shrub flats. Some now place this plant in synonymy under S. moquinii.

Sub-shrubby perennial with glabrous, cylindrical succulent leaves on silty saline-gyp soil in small shallow ponding area draining adjacent desert shrub flats. Some now place this plant in synonymy under S. moquinii.

Sub-shrubby perennial with glabrous, cylindrical succulent leaves on silty saline-gyp soil in small shallow ponding area draining adjacent desert shrub flats. Some now place this plant in synonymy under S. moquinii.

While frequent along protected shores of Morro Bay, Sueada californica is uncommon on exposed coast in San Luis Obispo Co. Four plants found on a small sandy strand on a coastal drainage protected by offshore rock reef. Plants are slightly more hairy than estuary plants.