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  • Onagraceae
    petiolate; blade margins usually entire, toothed, or pinnately lobed, rarely bipinnately lobed. Inflorescences axillary, flowers solitary, leafy spikes, racemes
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  • Ranunculaceae
    absent; stamens 5-many, distinct; anthers dehiscing longitudinally; staminodes absent (except in Aquilegia and Clematis); pistils 1-many; styles present
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  • Papaveraceae
    obovate, mostly 2 times number of sepals, sometimes more or absent; stamens many or 4-15 (only in Meconella and Canbya); anthers 2-locular; pistil 1, 2-18
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  • Polygonaceae
    James L. Reveal Common names: Buckwheat Family Treatment appears in FNA Volume 5. Treatment on page 216. Mentioned on page 217, 483, 528, 535, 602. Trees, shrubs
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  • Crassulaceae
    perigynous; hypanthium present; sepals (3–) 4–5 (–12) [–30+], distinct or connate basally (or into tube); petals (3–) 4–5 (–12) [–30+], distinct or connate basally
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  • Liliaceae
    (2–) 3 (–4) -locular, often with septal nectaries, ovules usually several or many per locule; styles 1 or 3 (–4); stigmas several and distinct or 1 and capitate
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  • Malvaceae
    sometimes deciduous (Malvoideae, Sterculioideae), (4–) 5 (–8), distinct or connate; petals 4 or 5 (absent in Bombacoideae and Sterculioideae, rarely absent
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  • Asteraceae (section Key to Genera of Group 5 Heads eradiate; receptacles paleate; pappi none or nearly so)
    Vascular Plants of the Intermountain West, U.S.A. 5+ vols. in 6+. New York and London. Vol. 5, pp. 5–471. Eldenäs, P. K., M. Källersjö, and A. A. Anderberg
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  • Ranunculus
    orbiculate, 1-26 mm; nectary present, usually covered by scale; stamens (5-) 10-many; filaments filiform; staminodes absent between stamens and pistils; pistils
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  • Malvaceae subfam. Malvoideae
    column sometimes toothed at apex, stamens 5–many, filaments connate; anthers 1-thecate; staminodes absent or 5 teeth at apex of staminal column; gynoecium
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  • Agavaceae
    baccate, usually capsular and sometimes winged or lobed, or indehiscent and dry or fleshy. Seeds 1–3 (–many) per locule, flattened, 3-angled, hemispheric,
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  • Chenopodiaceae
    serrate-dentate, or lobed. Inflorescences: flowers solitary or clustered in axillary or terminal glomerules or in short, cylindric spikes; bracts absent or 1–5, deciduous
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  • Loasaceae
    per locule, anatropous (epitropous); style 1; stigma 1, 2–5 (–7) -lobed (lobes usually as many as carpels, except in pseudomonomerous Gronovioideae). Fruits
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  • Castilleja
    lateral clefts absent and calyx 2-lobed, or lateral clefts slightly deeper than abaxial and adaxial (C. plagiotoma); petals 5, corolla white to pale greenish
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  • Euphorbiaceae
    pistil 1, (1–) 3–5 (–20) -carpellate, ovary superior, (1–) 3–5 (–20) -locular, placentation axile; ovules 1 per locule, anatropous; styles 1–5 (–9), distinct
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  • Fagaceae
    locules as many as carpels; placentation axile; ovules pendulous, 2 in each locule, all but 1 in each pistil usually aborting; styles as many as carpels
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  • Poaceae
    arising basally to terminally; paleas usually with 2 major veins, with 0 to many additional veins between the major veins, sometimes also in the margins,
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  • Orchidaceae
    racemes, spikes, panicles, or rarely cymose, erect or variously pendent, 1–many-flowered, lax or dense, flowering successively or simultaneously. Flowers
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  • Cirsium
    ) Involucres cylindric to ovoid or spheric, (1–6 ×) 1–8 cm. Phyllaries many in 5–20 series, subequal or weakly to strongly, outer and middle with bases
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  • Silene
    1-locular or 3–5-locular; styles 3 or 5, occasionally 4 (absent in staminate flowers), filiform, 1.5–20 mm, glabrous proximally; stigmas 3 or 5, occasionally
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  • Quercus
    Protobalanus, Quercus sect. Quercus Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 2: 994. 175. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 431. 1754. Kevin C. Nixon Common names: Oak chêne Etymology: Classical Latin
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  • Clematis
    lanceolate, or oblanceolate, lobed or unlobed, margins entire or toothed. Inflorescences axillary and/or terminal, 1-many-flowered cymes or panicles or
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  • Papaver
    Papaver, Papaver sect. Rhoeadium Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 1: 506. 175. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 224. 1754. Common names: Poppy pavot Etymology: classical Latin name for poppy perhaps
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  • Polygalaceae
    or deciduous, 5, imbricate in bud, unequal with 3 outer sepals, 1 upper and 2 lower (these 2 sometimes connate and appearing as 1 or 2-lobed), 2 lateral
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  • Brassicaceae (section Key to Genera of Group 5)
    [caducous], sometimes obsolete or absent; stigma capitate or conical, entire or 2-lobed, lobes spreading or connivent, sometimes decurrent, distinct or connate,
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  • Ericaceae
    Vaccinioideae); hypanthium absent; sepals absent or (2–) 4–5 (–7), distinct or connate basally; petals (2–) 4–5 (–8), rarely absent or highly reduced, connate or
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  • Commelinaceae
    [rarely slightly 3-lobed], enlarged or not. Fruits loculicidal capsules [rarely indehiscent or berries]. Seeds 1–several [rarely many] per locule; hilum
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  • Poaceae tribe Cynodonteae
    Inflorescences terminal, sometimes also axillary, simple panicles, panicles of 1-many spikelike branches, spikelike racemes, spikes, or, in 1 genus, a solitary
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  • Anemone
    oblong or ovate to obovate, 3.5-40 mm; petals usually absent (present in A. patens), distinct, plane, obovate to elliptic, 1.5-2 mm; nectary present; stamens
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  • Mentzelia
    or absent; pistil 3-carpellate (5–7-carpellate in M. decapetala), placentae parietal; stigma lingulate, 3-lobed (5–7-lobed in M. decapetala), papillate.
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  • Trillium
    beyond) anther sacs; ovary superior, proximal portion 3-locular, 3-lobed or 6-lobed, some axile, some parietal or a combination of both, distal portion
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  • Ludwigia
    or) 4 or 5 (–7), sometimes 0, usually yellow, sometimes white, when yellow, then often ultraviolet-reflecting, margins entire; sta­mens as many as sepals
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  • Crataegus
    constricted at disc except for opening, 2–6 mm wide; sepals 5, spreading, triangular; petals 5, white, sometimes pale cream (ser. Montaninsulae) or pale-pink
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  • Aquilegia
    spur; stamens many; filaments filiform; scalelike staminodes usually present between stamens and pistils; pistils 5-10, simple; ovules many per pistil; beak
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  • Senecio (section Group 5. Annui (spp. 31–40) etc)
    palmately or pinnately lobed to 2–3-pinnatifid), ultimate margins entire or denticulate to serrate or toothed (sometimes with relatively many callous denticles
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  • Polygonum
    1753. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 170. 1754. Mihai Costea, François J. Tardif, Harold R. Hinds† Common names: Knotweed Etymology: Greek poly, many, and gony, knee joint
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  • Delphinium
    Diedropetala, Delphinium sect. Elatopsis Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 1: 530. 175. , Gen. Pl. ed 5, 236. 1754. Michael J. Warnock Common names: Larkspur delphinium Etymology:
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  • Betulaceae
    stipitate or sessile, with either 2–3 valvate scales (stipules) or few-to-many imbricate scales (or occasionally naked); terminal bud absent. Leaves alternate
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  • Potentilla
    Flowers (5–) 8–20 (–26) mm diam.; epicalyx bractlets (4 or) 5 (–10); hypanthium patelliform to cupulate, rarely turbinate, 0.5–2.5 (–5) × (1.5–) 2–7 (–10)
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  • Botrychium
    laterally, yellowish to black, 0.5–2 mm diam., smooth or with corky ridges, not proliferous. Stems upright, forming caudex to 5 mm thick; gemmae absent or minute
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  • Clarkia
    yellow, blue-gray, lavender, or red, shed singly; ovary 4-locular, stigma 4-lobed, commissural, lobes receptive only on dry, unicellular-papillose inner surfaces
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  • Iridaceae
    anatropous; style single, filiform at least proximally, usually 3-branched or 3-lobed, branches either filiform, distally expanded, sometimes each divided in distal
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  • Atriplex
    flowers with 3–5-parted calyx, ebracteate; stamens 3–5. Pistillate flowers lacking perianth, pistil naked, or in few species with (1–) 3–5-lobed perianth, commonly
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  • Plantaginaceae
    Treatment appears in FNA Volume 17. Treatment on page 11. Mentioned on page 4, 5, 12, 19, 49, 55, 279, 324, 425. Herbs, subshrubs, or shrubs, annual or perennial
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  • Rosaceae
    cylindric to funnelform or urceolate; sepals (0–) 4 or 5 (–10), distinct, free; petals (0–) 4 or 5 (–12, rarely more in double ornamentals), distinct, free;
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  • Poaceae tribe Stipeae
    sometimes rhizomatous. Culms annual or perennial, not woody, branches 1 to many at the upper nodes. Leaves basally concentrated to evenly distributed; sheaths
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  • Asteraceae tribe Astereae
    sometimes borne singly. Calyculi 0. Phyllaries persistent or falling, usually in 3–5+ series (usually in spirals, sometimes in vertical ranks), distinct, unequal
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  • Centaurea
    corymbiform arrays. Involucres cylindric or ovoid to hemispheric. Phyllaries many in 6–many series, unequal, proximal part appressed, body margins entire, distal
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  • Epilobium
    J. et al. 1992) are extremely useful for identification of many taxa; unfortunately, many plants are collected without the structures. Unless care is
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  • Oenothera
    quadrangular, sometimes shallowly 4-lobed) each have similar but slightly different variations on the basic lobed stigma. Calylophus and Gaura have been
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  • Clematis subg. Viorna
    viorna, Clematis viticaulis A. Gray in A. Gray et al. Syn. Fl. N. Amer. 1(1): 5. 1895. James S. Pringle Basionym: Undefined subg. Viorna Spach 1839 Treatment
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  • Epilobium sect. Epilobium
    or 4-lobed. Capsules narrowly subcylindric to narrowly clavate, splitting to base, central column persistent, pedicellate or sessile. Seeds many, in 1
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  • Araceae
    ovaryies 1, 1–3 (–many) -locular, sessile or embedded in spadix; styles 1; stigmas hemispheric, capitate, or discoid [sometimes strongly lobed]. Fruits berries
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  • Passiflora
    projection; stamens 5 [8], usually alternate with petals, borne on short-to-elongate androgynophore; anthers dorsifixed, versatile; ovary 3 [–5] -carpellate,
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  • Salix
    Salix, Salix subg. Vetrix Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 2: 1015. 1753. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 447. 1754. George W. Argus Common names: Willow saule Etymology: Latin name
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  • Xyridaceae
    acidic wetlands, rarely aquatic. Leaves alternate, 2-ranked (occasionally many-ranked); base equitant, sheathing or open, sometimes with ligule or auricles
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  • Hamamelidaceae
    perianth epigynous, 1-2-seriate, 4-5-merous, often reduced or absent, hypanthium present; calyx persistent, 4-5 (-7) -lobed, or absent; petals distinct or
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  • Braya
    pinnately lobed; cauline usually absent, rarely few present, (sub) sessile, blade margins usually entire, rarely dentate or pinnately lobed. Racemes (corymbose
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  • Ophioglossaceae
    Sporophores pinnately branched or simple. Sporangia exposed or embedded, 0.5–1.5 mm diam., thick-walled, with thousands of spores. Spores all 1 kind, trilete
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  • Agave
    ×arizonica, Agave ×glomeruliflora Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 1: 323. 1753. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 150. 1754. James L. Reveal, Wendy C. Hodgson Common names: Century plant Etymology:
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  • Allium
    vineale, Allium yosemitense Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 1: 294. 1753. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 143. 1754. Dale W. McNeal Jr., T. D. Jacobsen Common names: Onion Etymology:
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  • Malpighiaceae
    absent [present]; sepals 5, distinct or connate basally, usually glandular, sometimes eglandular; petals (in chasmogamous flowers) 5, posterior (flag) petal
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  • Platanthera
    Flowers few-to-many, usually resupinate (not resupinate in P. nivea), sometimes showy; petals entire to fringed or emarginate; lip lobed, 3-partite, spurred
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  • Eschscholzia
    alternate, basal and sometimes cauline, petiolate; blade 1-4× pinnately deeply lobed, lobes of each order usually 3; ultimate lobes narrow. Inflorescences terminal
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  • Yucca
    treculeana, Yucca utahensis Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 1: 319. 1753. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 150. 1754. William J. Hess, R. Laurie Robbins Common names: Spanish-bayonet
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  • Caryophyllaceae
    or 3-5 locular, placentation free-central, basal, or axile in proximal half; ovules mostly campylotropous, bitegmic, crassinucellate; styles 1-5 (-6),
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  • Lilium
    lighter; pistil compound, 3-lobed, 3-locular, oblong, 2.1–10.5 cm; ovary superior, 0.8–3.5 cm, axile placentas 6, ovules as many as seeds, a few developing
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  • Asteraceae tribe Senecioneae
    1–2 series, usually distinct, equal to subequal, and herbaceous, rarely in 3–5+ series, distinct, unequal, and herbaceous to chartaceous (e.g., Lepidospartum)
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  • Aristolochia
    absent; stamens 5-6, adnate to styles and stigmas, forming gynostemium; ovary inferior, 3-locular, 5-locular, or 6-locular; styles 3, 5, or 6, connate in
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  • Nolina
    entire. Scape 0.5–25 dm. Inflorescences paniculate, rarely racemose, 3–18 dm; bracts caducous or occasionally persistent. Flowers 2–5 per node, functionally
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  • Saussurea
    Phyllaries many in 3–5 (–10+) series, subequal to strongly unequal, appressed or not, ovate to lanceolate, margins entire, toothed, or lobed, apices obtuse
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  • Quercus sect. Quercus
    Leaf-blade lobed or unlobed, margins entire or toothed, teeth if present acute or spinose, never bristle-tipped. Staminate flowers: calyx 2-6-lobed; anthers
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  • Carduus
    pycnocephalus, Carduus tenuiflorus Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 2: 820. 1753. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 358. 1754. David J. Keil Common names: Plumeless thistle chardon Etymology:
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  • Rhynchospora
    sulcate, widest across base; base along narrow transverse suture, lunate, 2-lobed, or topping achenial “neck” or buttress, much narrower, as wide as, or wider
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  • Isoëtes
    Volume 2. Rootstock 2 (–3) -lobed, nearly globose to horizontally spindle-shaped and proliferous, corky. Leaves several to many, erect to spreading, straight
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  • Iris
    flowers, have many different forms, colors, and color patterns, and are easily grown and propagated, they have become popular garden ornamentals. Many non-native
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  • Veronica
    leathery (except V. fruticans), margins entire, dentate, serrate, 3–5-pinnately lobed, 3–7 pinnatifid, or ± palmatifid. Inflorescences terminal and/or axillary
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  • Oxalis
    purple, or violet; stamens: filaments 5 long and 5 short, alternating with one another, or equal length. x = (5–) 7 (–12). North America, Mexico, West
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  • Carthamus
    few-headed cymiform arrays. Involucres ovoid, constricted distally. Phyllaries many in 4–5 series, linear to ovate (at least outer ± leaflike), bases appressed,
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  • Bucklandiella
    prongs in the distal half, occasionally 2-fid nearly to the base. Calyptra 4–5-lobed at the base, naked. Spores spheric, finely granular to coarsely papillose
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  • Eleocharis subg. Eleocharis
    color, texture, and form, then achenes mostly with distinct distal beak and many culms usually arching or decumbent and rooting at tips (8a1c. E. sect. Eleocharis
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  • Juncus subg. Septati
    perfectly septate. Inflorescences terminal panicles or racemes of 2 to –many heads, a single terminal head, or rarely a cyme of heads, sympodial; bracts
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  • Castilleja ambigua
    oblong, rarely ovate or cupshaped, (0.6–) 0.8–5 cm, fleshy or not, margins plane, flat, 3–5 (–7) -lobed, apex rounded to obtuse or acuminate, abaxial surface
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  • Moraceae
    adaxially grooved. Leaf-blade: margins entire, toothed, or lobed; venation pinnate or with 3-5 basal palmate veins; cystoliths often present in epidermal-cells
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  • Sisyrinchium
    strictum, Sisyrinchium xerophyllum Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 2: 954. 1753. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 409. 1754. Anita F. Cholewa, Douglass M. Henderson† Common names: Blue-eyed
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  • Thalictrum
    Thalictrum sect. Thalictrum Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 1: 545. 175. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 242. 1754. Marilyn M. Park, Dennis Festerling Jr. Common names: Meadow-rue pigamon
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  • Onopordum
    Cypselae ± cylindric, 4–5-angled, usually ± transversely roughened, glabrous, attachment scars basal; pappi falling in ring, of many barbed or plumose bristles
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  • Arctomecon
    stamens many; pistil 3-6-carpellate; ovary 1-locular; style 1 and short, or absent; stigmas 1 per carpel, connate, capitate, cordately 2-lobed. Capsules
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  • Castilleja applegatei
    625, 664. Herbs, perennial, (0.8–) 1–5 (–6) dm; from a branched, woody caudex; with a taproot. Stems few-to-many, erect, ascending, or decumbent, unbranched
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  • Panicum
    how large is difficult to estimate because its limits are not yet clear. Many taxonomists would treat it as including Dichanthelium, Steincbisma, and some
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  • Malvaceae subfam. Bombacoideae
    paniculate]. Flowers bisexual; epicalyx present [absent], 3-lobed; sepals persistent or late-caducous, 5, connate 1/2 length, petaloid, nectaries usually at base;
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  • Habenaria
    reduced. Flowers few-to-many, resupinate, pedicellate, sometimes showy; petals 2-lobed, lateral lobe on abaxial margin; lip 3-lobed, spurred at base; pollinaria
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  • Myriophyllum
    becoming reduced floral bracts distally; sessile or petiolate; blade unlobed or lobed, pinnatifid, or pectinate, margins usually entire, sometimes serrate, surfaces
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  • Orobanche
    for their usually four-lobed or -toothed calyces and spicate inflorescences. Members of the two New World sections have five-lobed calyces and a variety
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  • Betula
    or nearly orbiculate, 0.5–10 (–14) × 0.5–8 cm, thin, margins doubly serrate or serrate (or crenate to shallowly round-lobed in dwarf northern species);
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  • Cirsium eatonii
    tubes 3.5–10 mm, throats 5–14 mm, lobes (linear), 4–12.5 mm; style tips 3–6 mm, conspicuously exserted beyond corolla lobes. Cypselae dark-brown, 5.5–7 mm
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  • Berberis
    Berberis vulgaris, Berberis wilcoxii Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 1: 330. 175. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 153. 1754. Alan T. Whittemore Common names: Barberry Oregon-grape berbéris algerita
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  • Portulaca
    suffrutescens, Portulaca umbraticola Linnaeus Sp. Pl. 1: 445. 1753. , Gen. Pl. ed. 5, 204. 1754. James F. Matthews Common names: Purslane Etymology: Latin portula
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  • Echinops
    to pinnately 1–3-pinnately lobed or divided, lobes and teeth spiny, faces ± tomentose, sometimes glandular. Heads discoid, many, each with 1 floret, sessile
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  • Cirsium arizonicum
    purple (white), 25–31 mm, tubes 7–12.5 mm, throats 1.5–8.5 mm, lobes 10–17 mm; style tips 1–4 mm. Cypselae brown, 3.5–7 mm, apical collars stramineous, 0
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