Native & Naturalized Plants of the Carolinas & Georgia

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range map need picture of flower of Krameria lanceolata, Trailing Ratany, Sandspur, Spreading Ratanay, trailing krameria
Common Name: Trailing Ratany, Sandspur, Spreading Ratanay, trailing krameria
Weakley's Flora: (5/21/15) Krameria lanceolata
SYNONYMOUS WITH PLANTS National Database: Krameria lanceolata

INCLUDING Manual of the Southeastern Flora (Small, 1933) Krameria spathulata

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"In most trees the smooth epidermis of twigs is shed as the bark thickens.... Cherry and birch trees retain the silky epidermal bark on limbs, and in patches, at least, on the trunks of old trees. Here the lenticels are seen as parallel, horizontal slits." — Julia E. Rogers, Trees Worth Knowing