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| Scientific | Lead Number | Lead Position | Lead Characteristics | Lead Characteristics with Glossary | Line result key id | Line result taxon id | result text |
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Vitaceae | Petals separate at their tips, falling individually; pith white, continuous through the node; bark adherent; tendrils bifid or trifid | ||||||
Vitaceae | Petals connate at their tips, falling together; pith tan to brown, interrupted by a diaphragm at each node (subg. Vitis) or continuous through the node (subg. Muscadinia); bark adherent (subg. Muscadinia) or exfoliating (subg. Vitis); tendrils bifid or trifid (subg. Vitis) or simple (subg. Muscadinia); [tribe Viteae]. | Petals connate at their tips, falling together; pith tan to brown, interrupted by a diaphragm at each node (subg. Vitis) or continuous through the node (subg. Muscadinia); bark adherent (subg. Muscadinia) or exfoliating (subg. Vitis); tendrils bifid or trifid (subg. Vitis) or simple (subg. Muscadinia); [tribe Viteae]. | |||||
Vitis | Tendrils simple; bark adherent (on all but the largest stems), with prominent lenticels; pith continuous through nodes; leaves relatively small (< 10 cm long and wide) and coarsely toothed, pentagonal in outline but never deeply lobed | Tendrils simple; bark adherent (on all but the largest stems), with prominent lenticels; pith continuous through nodes; leaves relatively small (< 10 cm long and wide) and coarsely toothed, pentagonal in outline but never deeply lobed | |||||
Rosaceae | Fruit an aggregate of dry, non-adherent achenes; leaflets obtuse at apex; [tribe Colurieae] | ||||||
Rosaceae | Fruit an aggregate of fleshy, adherent drupelets; leaflets acuminate at apex; [tribe Rubeae] | ||||||
Chenopodium | Leaf margins tapering to an acute apex; leaves ovate, rhombic, or lanceolate; inflorescence branched (spicate or cymose); seeds circular in outline; seed pericarp non-adherent. | Leaf margins tapering to an acute apex; leaves ovate, rhombic, or lanceolate; inflorescence branched (spicate or cymose); seeds circular in outline; seed pericarp non-adherent. | |||||
Chenopodium | Leaf margins more or less parallel below the obtuse apex; leaves lanceolate to narrowly elliptic; inflorescence generally moniliform, not profusely branched; seeds oval in outline; pericarp strongly adherent | Leaf margins more or less parallel below the obtuse apex; leaves lanceolate to narrowly elliptic; inflorescence generally moniliform, not profusely branched; seeds oval in outline; pericarp strongly adherent | |||||
Citrus | Petiole wing on one side usually subequal to wider than the width of the petiole; rinds (exocarp) 5-12 mm thick, adherent and not easily separated from the mesocarp (pulp). | ||||||
Citrus | Petiole wings absent, or only present on one side (subequal to or narrower than the petiole width); rinds (exocarp) 1-4 mm thick, not readily adherent and easily separated from the mesocarp (pulp) |
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