blue-eyed marys

• corolla lips ± =
• corolla throat as wide as long [figure]
• upper lip white to lavender or tipped dark violet, wine-spotted and generally ± purple lined near base
• lower lip ± white to rose-purple, lowest lobe generally with darker red tip
• leaf lance-deltate, toothed, glabrous abaxially (at most ciliate on midvein)

Caution: ID unsure

• corolla lips ± = in fully open flowers, upper lobes ± toothed, lateral lobes notched
• corolla throat longer than wide [figure]
• corolla generally white to pale lavender to pink-purple
• leaf ± thick, ± oblong, crenate, rolled under, generally finely hairy
• [Jepson, CalPhotos, and iNaturalist do not agree on its features]

• inflorescence ± head-like
• corolla upper lobes ± 1 mm
• corolla generally ± white, upper lobes ± brown, throat pale lavender, generally undotted
• leaf glabrous abaxially
• very rare

• inflorescence generally of several whorls
• corolla upper lobes ≫ 1 mm but less than ½ of lower lip
• corolla generally white to ± yellow or pale lavender(purple), upper lobes red-banded, lateral lobes generally red-dotted
• leaf hairy abaxially
• rare: Mt. Diablo

• lower whorls with 1–2 flowers; upper whorls with 3+ flowers, ± crowded
• lower pedicels ≫ calyx; upper pedicels ± = calyx
• leaf margin generally coarsely toothed

• lower whorls with generally 1 flower; upper whorls with 3–5 flowers, often reflexed [angled down from the stem, then back up for the flower]
• all pedicels ± equal, > calyx
• leaf margin entire, generally rolled under [but not by much]

• 1–2 flowers per node
• all pedicels ± equal, generally ≫ calyx
• leaf margin entire
• (two variants)