Haplopappus armerioides(Nuttall) A. Gray) var. gramineus S. L. Welsh & F. J. Smith, Great Basin Naturalist 43: 371. 1983

Stems 3.5–8 cm. Leaves: petioles stout; blades usually 1-nerved, linear, 40(–70) × 1–1.5 mm, bases about as wides as blades, margins ciliate, faces usually at least ± scabrous. Heads 1(–2).

Flowering and fruiting mid–late spring. Pinyon-juniper woodlands on shale; of conservation concern; 1700–2000 m; Utah.

Stenotus armerioides var. gramineus is known only from Green River Formation shales of the Uintah Basin of Duschesne and Uintah counties.