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| flowers--are these flowers zygomorphic or actinomorphic? How do these flowers compare to those of Hedeoma acinoides? | flowers again, showing hairy calyces (sepals)--all parts of this plant smell like lemon when crushed! |
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| habit and habitat--Hedeoma drummondii is an annual or short-lived perennial that prefers dry, rocky soils. Like many species in the Lamiaceae, Hedeoma drummondii has fragrant leaves. | |
