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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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Rhynchospora | Achene 0.7-1.8 mm long, 0.7-1.5 mm wide, the summit without a textured rim surrounding the base of the tubercle (if the base of the tubercle is rim-like, then it is distinguished from the summit of the achene by a constriction or articulation). | ||||||
Aristida | Awn column (the connivent awns twisted together) or lemma beak (slender, narrowed, and twisted portion of lemma body below the awns) 7-30 mm long; lemma body (including the beak, if present) separated from the awns (or awn column) by an articulation zone, the awns (or awn column) disarticulating at maturity from the lemma. | Awn column (the connivent awns twisted together) or lemma beak (slender, narrowed, and twisted portion of lemma body below the awns) 7-30 mm long; lemma body (including the beak, if present) separated from the awns (or awn column) by an articulation zone, the awns (or awn column) disarticulating at maturity from the lemma. | |||||
Aristida | Awn column or lemma beak absent or < 7 mm long; lemma body not separated from the awns by an articulation zone. | ||||||
Hypericum | Leaves with an articulation at the very base, this appearing as a narrow line, groove, or abrupt change of color and texture which extends (usually laterally) across the base of the petiole or leaf blade (if sessile); plants shrubs; [section Myriandra]. | ||||||
Hypericum | Leaves with an articulation at the very base, this appearing as a narrow line, groove, or abrupt change of color and texture which extends (usually laterally) across the base of the petiole or leaf blade (if sessile); plants shrubs; [section Myriandra]. | ||||||
Hypericum | Leaves with an articulation at the very base, this appearing as a narrow line, groove, or abrupt change of color and texture which extends (usually laterally) across the base of the petiole or leaf blade (if sessile); plants shrubs; [section Myriandra]. | ||||||
Hypericum | Leaves with an articulation at the very base, this appearing as a narrow line, groove, or abrupt change of color and texture which extends (usually laterally) across the base of the petiole or leaf blade (if sessile); plants shrubs; [section Myriandra]. | ||||||
Hypericum | Leaves without an articulation at the very base, the petiole merging gradually into the stem with no break, groove, or abrupt change in color or texture; plants herbs, decumbent shrubs, or shrubs. | Leaves without an articulation at the very base, the petiole merging gradually into the stem with no break, groove, or abrupt change in color or texture; plants herbs, decumbent shrubs, or shrubs. | |||||
Hypericum | Leaves without an articulation at the very base, the petiole merging gradually into the stem with no break, groove, or abrupt change in color or texture; plants herbs, decumbent shrubs, or shrubs. | Leaves without an articulation at the very base, the petiole merging gradually into the stem with no break, groove, or abrupt change in color or texture; plants herbs, decumbent shrubs, or shrubs. | |||||
Citrus | Petiole winged (except C. reticulata, which sometimes lacks wings entirely), and with an articulation at the juncture with the blade; fruit 4.5-15 cm long | Petiole winged (except C. reticulata, which sometimes lacks wings entirely), and with an articulation at the juncture with the blade; fruit 4.5-15 cm long | |||||
Citrus | Petiole not winged, and lacking an articulation at the juncture with the blade; fruit 15-25 cm long, the rind (exocarp) wider than the pulp (mesocarp) | ||||||
Sida | Peduncles 2-6 cm long, approximately equal or somewhat exceeding the subtending leaf, articulated 1-2 cm below the calyx with the articulation becoming most prominent on mature, fruiting peduncles; flowers strictly axillary; [of LA westwards] | Peduncles 2-6 cm long, approximately equal or somewhat exceeding the subtending leaf, articulated 1-2 cm below the calyx with the articulation becoming most prominent on mature, fruiting peduncles; flowers strictly axillary; [of LA westwards] | |||||
Rumex | Pedicels 2.5-5× as long as the inner tepals; pedicel joint (articulation) below the midpoint of the pedicel. | ||||||
Rumex | Pedicels usually < 2.5× as long as the inner tepals (or shorter than); pedicel joint (articulation) either at the midpoint of the pedicel, or below it. | ||||||
Solanum | All flowers with the articulation at the inflorescence rachis; calyx lobes equal, deltate, 0.5-1 mm long; seeds 1.2-1.5 mm long; stone cells usually > 5; [forests and coastal areas, se. US] | All flowers with the articulation at the inflorescence rachis; calyx lobes equal, deltate, 0.5-1 mm long; seeds 1.2-1.5 mm long; stone cells usually > 5; [forests and coastal areas, se. US] | |||||
Solanum | Basal flower in the inflorescence with the articulation above the rachis; calyx lobes unequal, lanceolate, the longest one 1.7-4.5 mm long; seeds 1.8-2 mm long; stone cells 2-4; [prairies and open woodlands, mw. US] | Basal flower in the inflorescence with the articulation above the rachis; calyx lobes unequal, lanceolate, the longest one 1.7-4.5 mm long; seeds 1.8-2 mm long; stone cells 2-4; [prairies and open woodlands, mw. US] |
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