Lignothera). Fruit a dry capsule, usually dehiscent, sometimes indehiscent. Seeds few to numerous, without hairs or wings, [very rarely with asymmetrical dry wing
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evergreen or deciduous, shrubs sometimes rhizomatous. Winter buds sessile, with few-to-many imbricate scales (2 valvate scales enclosing imbricate scales in Castanea);
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20 or more species of Carex may be found within a few hectares. All Carex are perennial, but a few species may fruit in their first year and not persist
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craspedodromous, surfaces glabrous to tomentose. Inflorescences terminal on few-leaved annual short-shoots that usually arise from a subterminal bud on a
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flowers are absent. The succulent trees, shrubs, mat-forming subshrubs, and few geophytes of subfam. Opuntioideae have mostly very short-lived, terete, cylindric
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biennial. Stems short, erect, simple or with a few branches, central strand present, basal rhizoids few. Leaves usually larger and more crowded distally
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with some shrubs and a few small to medium-sized trees. Most species occur in open habitats, ranging from dry to wet, with a few species of Ludwigia aquatic
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base not cuneate. Inflorescences corymbs or panicles, commonly solitary or few, 1–16 (–50) -flowered. Pedicels: bracts present (absent in sect. Pimpinellifoliae)
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sessile, blade margins usually entire, sometimes repand to dentate. Racemes (few to several-flowered, proximalmost flowers rarely bracteate), elongated or
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proximal portion) to often fibrillose in distal portion of leaf, aporose or with few pores and septate to nonseptate. Branches dimorphic, pendent branches more
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Isophysis], 3-locular [1-locular]; placentation axile [parietal]; ovules 2–few, anatropous; style single, filiform at least proximally, usually 3-branched
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terrestrial or epiphytic. Roots lacking root hairs, unbranched or with a few narrow lateral branches, in 1 species dichotomously branched. Stems simple
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aneuploid series is clear, as well as widespread hybridization in a few species, although few reports of hybridization are documented (T. L. Wendt 1978; A. J
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cauline, mostly alternate, reduced proximally or forming basal rosettes in a few species; petiole absent or present; blade fleshy or not, leathery or not,
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extremely diverse, simple to 4-pinnate, commonly with tiny glandular-hairs and a few linear scales, rarely with spreading hairs. Veins free to anastomosing. Sori
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pinnae; veins free to regularly anastomosing, commonly simple (1-forked in a few species, e.g., Thelypteris palustris) and reaching margin; indument various
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pistillate, rarely, gynecandrous with few staminate flowers, pedunculate, prophyllate; terminal spike gynecandrous with few perigynia, staminate, or pistillate
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layers; apex rounded-obtuse to more commonly narrowly acute; costa ending a few cells before the apex to short-excurrent or long-excurrent as an awn, sometimes
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Winter buds stipitate or sessile, with either 2–3 valvate scales (stipules) or few-to-many imbricate scales (or occasionally naked); terminal bud absent. Leaves
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smooth, infrequently papillose; axillary hairs 1-seriate, filiform. Leaves in few to numerous pairs, pinnately or palmately arranged, changing little to strongly
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evenly foliate, not or strongly branched; rhizoids usually few, micronemata present, macronemata few or absent. Leaves imbricate to loosely set and slightly
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epidermal layers of cells differentiated or undifferentiated, sometimes only a few cells in both layers enlarged; laminal cell-walls weakly to strongly bulging
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pendent. Stems long to short-creeping, branched or not, bearing scales and few to numerous roots, usually dictyostelic. Leaves monomorphic to dimorphic,
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sometimes branched; pseudoparaphyllia foliose to linear or peglike; rhizoids few, usually arising from base of leaves. Stem and branch leaves usually similar
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lanceolate to ovate (wider if solitary), flat to folded, 6–60 cm, glaucous in a few species, glabrous, base narrowed gradually or abruptly to petiole, margins
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to leaf-scars on old wood or to leaves on new shoots, solitary flowers or few-flowered fascicles, pedunculate; bracts or bracteoles present or absent. Flowers
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in field and herbarium, that lack fruit or have only immature fruit. Very few species require mature fruit for proper diagnosis; most can be adequately
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previous year or at base of current-years growth; pistillate catkins solitary or few-flowered spikes [or many-flowered racemes]. Flowers unisexual, staminate and
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(4–) 20–120 (–150) cm (bases often woody). Stems usually strictly erect, few-branched, glabrous or hispidulous, villous, or tomentose, usually gland-dotted
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deciduous or evergreen, alternate; stipules present; tendrils often present (few or rudimentary in S. hugeri and S. ecirrhata, absent in S. biltmoreana), paired
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Linnaeus) and cedar waxwings (Bombycilla cedrorum Vieillot) in North America. A few orange- or red-fruited species (C. franchetii, C. lacteus, C. pannosus, and
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by subfloral innovations, stolons absent (present in Rhodobryum); rhizoids few-to-many, color various, smooth to papillose, micronemata and/or macronemata
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finely dissected; ultimate divisions lobed or unlobed, margins entire or few-toothed. Inflorescences terminal and/or axillary, on current-years stems;
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cauline (roots seldom fleshy, often branched; leaf margins with relatively few or no callous denticles; 2n = 40, 44, or 46 or polyploid derivatives) Packera
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unbranched or irregularly 2- to occasionally multifid when sterile; rhizoids few-to-many, pigmented, smooth to papillose, often bearing multicellular tubers
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branches], in tufts, cushions, or gregarious, rarely single or in tufts of a few; dark green to yellowish-brown stems. Stems simple or forked; central strand
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or 4-8 papillar stigmatic surfaces. Capsules dehiscent, 2-valved. Seeds few-many, reniform to subglobose, elaiosome usually present. x = 8. Temperate
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Common names: Aster Etymology: Greek eurys, wide, and baios, few, perhaps alluding to the few, wide-spreading ray florets Basionym: Aster subg. Eurybia Cassini
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occur entirely east of the Rocky Mountains. Among the remaining species, a few of which are widespread in western North America, 42 are endemic to the California
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to ± creeping, freely and irregularly branched to subpinnate; paraphyllia few or absent; pseudoparaphyllia foliose. Leaves erect to erect-spreading or occasionally
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base, somewhat to markedly clasping, attachment points linear; basal leaves few to several in rosettes, blade linear, lanceolate, oblanceolate, spatulate
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4. Treatment on page 211. Mentioned on page 99, 198. Plants unbranched or few branched, deep-seated in substrate or rising 1–15 cm above substrate. Roots
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508, 511, 633. Shrubs or trees, (20–) 30–100 (–140) dm. Stems: trunks 1–few, usually ± erect, bark plated, ± exfoliating; compound thorns on trunks sometimes
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absent or to 1 mm (to 3.7 mm in Micromitrium synoicum), rhizoids absent or few. Leaves rarely more than 12, the proximal small, broadly triangular to ovate
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single longitudinal groove adaxially, glabrous or pubescent, usually with a few scales at base, with single vascular-bundle. Blade linear to ovate-deltate
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comose or evenly foliate, freely branching by subfloral innovations; rhizoids few-to-many, micronemata and macronemata present. Leaves weakly to strongly contorted
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in the unit, one is usually sessile and the other two pedicellate, but a few genera, such as Polytrias, have two sessile spikelets and one pedicellate
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sometimes present, branched, cells elongate; pseudoparaphyllia foliose; rhizoids few, at base of stems and apices of attenuate branches. Stem-leaves very broadly
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single lines on each side of stem valleys; branches generally lacking or few (except E. ramosissimum). Cones sharply pointed at apex (except E. laevigatum)
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pistillate solitary or few-flowered clusters. Flowers usually unisexual, staminate and pistillate on same plants, along with a few bisexual flowers, pedicellate
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