distinguished from deciduous branchlets by shorter segments and differences in shape or size of leaves; furrows deep and closed, concealing stomates. Infructescences
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jasmine Etymology: Greek, andros, male, and sakos, shield, alluding to anther shape Treatment appears in FNA Volume 8. Treatment on page 259. Mentioned on page
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than medial cells; distal cells short-rhomboidal, lax, 2–4:1. Capsule with shape variable, ovate, obovate, pyriform, clavate, or turbinate; endostome occasionally
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in sagebrush taxonomy are size of the plant, shape and lobing of the vegetative leaves, and size and shape of the flowering heads (A. A. Beetle 1960; A
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of stem, others gradually reduced into bracts; petiole ± ascending; blade shape and lobing similar throughout. Inflorescences usually 5-10 flowers per 5
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absent on distal cauline leaves, bases not articulated; blades variable in shape, basal (if present) and proximal cauline leaves from broadly ovate or almost
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portion of stem; basal petioles spreading, cauline petioles ascending; blade shape and lobing similar throughout. Inflorescences usually with 2-6 flowers per
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without or with an indistinct neck; exothecial cells variable in size and shape, subquadrate to oblong, with thin to thick, straight or flexuose walls; annulus
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globose to ovoid [cochleate], glabrous or hairy; endosperm oily; embryo same shape as seed. sw, sc United States, Mexico, West Indies, Central America, South
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5(–5) mm; base elliptic to rectangular, occasionally not differentiated in shape; distal margins plane or somewhat erect but never sharply incurved, entire
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rarely subobtuse > 9 9 Lateral and dorsal leaf shape strongly differentiated > 10 9 Lateral and dorsal leaf shape not strongly differentiated > 11 10 Laminal
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(pleiochasial bracts) opposite or whorled, green or with white margins, similar in shape and size to distal stem leaves, those on branches (dichasial or subcyathial
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small leaves (bracts). Perichaetial leaves often larger and more variable in shape than stem leaves, sometimes broadly ovate to elliptic. Capsule immersed in
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Flowers: perianth 6-tepaled, connate proximally into tube of varying length and shape, usually funnelform, lobes similar, usually ascending to spreading; stamens
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propagula borne on the lamina or costa, in leaf axils, or on rhizoids, in shape leaflike, spherical, or cylindric. Sexual condition dioicous, autoicous,
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Hawksbeard crépis Etymology: Greek krepis, slipper or sandal, possibly alluding to shape of cypselae, a name of a plant in writings by Theophrastus Treatment appears
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(nomenclaturally unavailable), diminutive of Greek amphora, flask, alluding to capsule shape Treatment appears in FNA Volume 28. Treatment on page 38. Mentioned on page
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Mouse-ear chickweed céraiste Etymology: Greek, ceras, horn, alluding to shape of capsule Treatment appears in FNA Volume 5. Treatment on page 74. Mentioned
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sectional shape, abaxial epidermis present or occasionally absent; basal cells differentiated across leaf, rarely rising higher along margins in a V shape, rectangular
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3-9-veined, unawned or awned; lower lemmas similar to the upper glumes in length, shape, venation, and pubescence, unawned; lower paleas absent to fully developed;
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