Romneya coulteri
E96559
Romneya coulteri, commonly known as the Matilija poppy, is a striking California native perennial plant prized for its large white crepe-papery flowers with bright yellow centers.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
flowering plant
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plant species → |
| attracts |
bees
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butterflies → |
| class |
Magnoliopsida
NERFINISHED
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| commonName |
Matilija poppy
NERFINISHED
→
fried egg flower → |
| distribution |
northern Baja California
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southern California → |
| family |
Papaveraceae
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| flowerCenterColor |
yellow
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| flowerColor |
white
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| flowerDiameter |
up to about 20 centimeters
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| floweringSeason |
late spring
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summer → |
| flowerShape |
single with many petals
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| genus |
Romneya
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| genusNamedAfter |
John Thomas Romney Robinson
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| growthForm |
perennial herb
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subshrub → |
| habitat |
chaparral
→
coastal sage scrub → dry slopes → |
| hasFragrance |
mild fragrance
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| hasLatex |
true
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| isCultivatedAs |
ornamental plant
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| isDroughtTolerant |
true
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| isFireFollower |
true
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| isShowy |
true
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| kingdom |
Plantae
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| leafType |
deeply lobed leaves
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| namedAfter |
Thomas Coulter
NERFINISHED
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| nativeTo |
Baja California
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California → |
| order |
Ranunculales
NERFINISHED
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| petalCount |
6 or more
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| petalTexture |
crepe-papery
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| phylum |
Tracheophyta
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| plantHeight |
up to about 2.5 meters
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| prefersSoil |
well-drained soil
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| propagationMethod |
rhizomes
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seed → |
| rootSystem |
spreading rhizomes
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| sunExposure |
full sun
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| taxonRank |
species
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| usedIn |
erosion control on slopes
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native plant gardens → |
Referenced by (3)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Romneya
→
Romneya ("Romneya trichocalyx") → |
hasSpecies |
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Matilija poppies
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commonNameOf |