181. Mentioned on page 96. Shrubs, ascending to erect, spreading, or reclining, usually much branched near base, forming thickets. Roots diffuse. Stems somewhat
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John Myers Copyright: Flora of North America Association Stems erect to reclining, slender, 60-200 cm. Leaves: proximal cauline petiolate, distal cauline
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Herbs [shrubs], perennial, usually not succulent, glabrous or stipitate-glandular; resin canals sometimes obvious. Rhizomes usually present; roots fibrous
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pleiochasial branches, that arise from a common point. The pleiochasium usually is terminated by a cyathium, but that sometimes aborts. Dorsey, B. L. et
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8–30 (–35) cm. Stems 1–5, erect, ascending, or decumbent, sometimes later reclining to nearly prostrate, glabrous or puberulent, on caudex from subligneous
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connecting rhizomes 5-30 mm. Stems erect, reclining or climbing, 3-25 dm. Cauline leaves: blade 3-5-divided, usually with more than 2 mm leaf tissue between
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herbaceous, hollow, usually erect or ascending, rarely sprawling, in the spring often spreading, sometimes decumbent in the fall, usually branching from the
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absent. Scirpus hybrids are usually sterile, or at least show greatly reduced fertility. Interspecific hybrids are usually easy to recognize because most
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Mentioned on page 97, 180. Trees or shrubs, erect to ascending or reclining, usually branched in basal portion, older plants with closely parallel, erect
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2-0.8 (1.6) mm thick, weak, erect or reclining; nodes usually glabrous, sometimes sparsely bearded; internodes usually glabrous, occasionally sparsely pubescent;
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annual, with stinging and nonstinging hairs. Stems usually branched, erect, spreading, or reclining. Leaves opposite; stipules present. Leaf-blades ovate
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Association Trees, to 25 m; trunks straight and erect to inclined or basally reclining or prostrate, to 1.2 (-2) m diam., lower branches becoming thick, contorted
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massive; trunks sometimes straight and erect, more commonly irregular, reclining, or prostrate with branches irregular and sometimes near ground, to 2+m
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that disperse seeds ballistically are usually on erect peduncles; capsules that passively release their seeds usually point downward (A. J. Beattie and N
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membranous-translucent. Culms often arching or recurved or reclining, their spikelets usually all fruiting simultaneously, long to very short in 1 tuft
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stoloniferous, 2–44 cm. Stems 1–4, ascending to erect (sometimes later reclining to nearly prostrate), glabrous or sparsely pubescent, on caudex from subligneous
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perennial, caulescent, not stoloniferous, 5–20 cm. Stems 1–5, erect (later reclining), glabrous, on caudex from subligneous rhizome. Leaves basal and cauline;
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golden brown. Stems 1–3 cm, reclining to suberect, weakly complanate-foliate, pinnate to irregularly branched. Leaves usually falcate, sometimes strongly
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Treatment on page 331. Mentioned on page 332. Leaves mostly reclining to prostrate; blades usually linear to oblanceolate, rarely spatulate, 3–10 (–15) cm
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reproducing vegetatively by droppers or offshoots. Leaves 5–14 cm; blade green, usually not mottled, elliptic-lanceolate to ovatelanceolate, conduplicate, glaucous
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