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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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Myriopteris | Rhizomes short-creeping, usually 4-7 mm in diameter; pinna axes (costae) green on the upper surface for most of their length; spores 32 per sporangium | ||||||
Myriopteris | Rhizomes long-creeping, usually 1-3 mm in diameter; pinna axes (costae) black on the upper surface for most of their length; spores 64 per sporangium | ||||||
Melanthiaceae | Inflorescence axes scurfy-pubescent; seeds winged; leaves either linear or broader, < 14 cm wide. | ||||||
Melanthiaceae | Inflorescence axes glabrous; seeds not winged (though sometimes angled); leaves linear, < 2 cm wide. | Inflorescence axes glabrous; seeds not winged (though sometimes angled); leaves linear, < 2 cm wide. | |||||
Poaceae | Pedicels at least partially fused to the rame axes | ||||||
Poaceae | Pedicels appressed, but not fused, to the rame axes. | ||||||
Poaceae | Pedicels at least partially fused to the rame axes | ||||||
Poaceae | Pedicels appressed, but not fused, to the rame axes | ||||||
Poaceae | Spikelets with lower lemmas (and lower glumes, if present) adjacent to the branch axes. | ||||||
Poaceae | Spikelets with upper lemmas (and upper glumes, if present) adjacent or appressed to the branch axes. | ||||||
Poaceae | Spikelets with lower lemmas (and lower glumes, if present) adjacent to the branch axes. | ||||||
Poaceae | Spikelets with upper lemmas (and upper glumes, if present) adjacent or appressed to the branch axes. | ||||||
Poaceae | All spikelets sessile or subsessile and arrayed along inflorescence axes (racemes) divergent from the central axis (but not both overlapping one another and clearly ranked on one side of the axis, so as to be keyed under Key H). | ||||||
Digitaria | Inflorescence branches (each "finger") not at all winged, the axes usually triquetrous only (with 3 distinct angles); upper glumes 3-veined. | Inflorescence branches (each "finger") not at all winged, the axes usually triquetrous only (with 3 distinct angles); upper glumes 3-veined. | |||||
Paspalum | Panicle branches 7-70, the axes extending beyond the outermost spikelets; panicle branches disarticulating at maturity | Panicle branches 7-70, the axes extending beyond the outermost spikelets; panicle branches disarticulating at maturity | |||||
Paspalum | Axes of panicle branches not broadly winged, 0.6-1.3 mm wide. | ||||||
Paspalum | Axes of panicle branches broadly winged, 1.8-3.3 mm wide. | ||||||
Paspalum | Plants annual; axes of panicle branches broadly winged, the wings about as wide as the central portion; [common native] | ||||||
Paspalum | Plants perennial; axes of panicle branches narrowly winged, the wings narrower than the central portion; [rare exotics]. | ||||||
Paspalum | Blades 7-18 mm wide; axes of panicle branches 0.5-1.2 mm wide; spikelets 1.1-1.8 mm wide; upper florets 1.8-2.2 mm long | ||||||
Paspalum | Blades 10-30 mm wide; axes of panicle branches 1-1.7 mm wide; spikelets 1.8-2.4 mm wide; upper florets 2.5-2.7 mm long | ||||||
Paspalum | Panicle branches 1-4; branch axes 0.2-1 mm wide; spikelets 1.3-1.6 mm wide; lower glumes present | ||||||
Paspalum | Panicle branches 4-9; branch axes 1.1-2.3 mm wide; spikelets 1.5-2 mm wide; lower glumes absent. | ||||||
Paspalum | Blades 2-5 mm wide; branches ascending to erect; branch axes 1.2-1.5 mm wide; spikelets 2.8-3 mm long, 1.5-1.6 mm wide | ||||||
Paspalum | Blades 4-18 mm wide; branches ascending to spreading; branch axes 1.1-2.3 mm wide; spikelets 2.8-3.6 mm long, 1.5-2 mm wide. | ||||||
Pithecellobium | Calyx, corolla, and inflorescence axes puberulent | ||||||
Pithecellobium | Calyx, corolla, and inflorescence axes glabrous or merely with scattered hairs. | ||||||
Styphnolobium | Flowers in terminal panicles; hairs of the petioles and inflorescence axes translucent or white; leaflets (9-) 13-19 per leaf; flowering Mar-May; [native; AR, LA, OK, TX] | Flowers in terminal panicles; hairs of the petioles and inflorescence axes translucent or white; leaflets (9-) 13-19 per leaf; flowering Mar-May; [native; AR, LA, OK, TX] | |||||
Styphnolobium | Flowers in axillary racemes; hairs of the petioles and inflorescence axes translucent, white, golden, or brown; leaflets (7-) 11-17 per leaf; flowering Jun-Sep; [horticultural non-native] | Flowers in axillary racemes; hairs of the petioles and inflorescence axes translucent, white, golden, or brown; leaflets (7-) 11-17 per leaf; flowering Jun-Sep; [horticultural non-native] | |||||
Phaseolus | Raceme axes slender, flexuous; [native perennials]; [section Paniculati; subsection Volubili]. | ||||||
Phaseolus | Raceme axes stout, stiff; [exotic annuals, only weakly naturalized]. | ||||||
Spiraea | Leaves 3-5 (-8)× as long as wide, finely and sharply toothed; inflorescence axes, hypanthium, and sepals pubescent; sepals usually obtuse; twigs yellow-brown to brown; stamens white | Leaves 3-5 (-8)× as long as wide, finely and sharply toothed; inflorescence axes, hypanthium, and sepals pubescent; sepals usually obtuse; twigs yellow-brown to brown; stamens white | |||||
Spiraea | Leaves 2-3× as long as wide, coarsely and bluntly toothed; inflorescence axes, hypanthium, and sepals usually glabrous or nearly so; sepals usually acute; twigs red-brown to purple-brown; stamens pink-purple | Leaves 2-3× as long as wide, coarsely and bluntly toothed; inflorescence axes, hypanthium, and sepals usually glabrous or nearly so; sepals usually acute; twigs red-brown to purple-brown; stamens pink-purple | |||||
Rutaceae | Stems unarmed, inflorescence axes and young stems with short, red-brown, scurfy hairs; inflorescences of short, compact to somewhat elongate racemes; [subfamily Aurantioideae; Bergera alliance] | Stems unarmed, inflorescence axes and young stems with short, red-brown, scurfy hairs; inflorescences of short, compact to somewhat elongate racemes; [subfamily Aurantioideae; Bergera alliance] | |||||
Amaranthus | Inflorescence axes thickened, becoming indurate at maturity | ||||||
Amaranthus | Inflorescence axes not thickened, not indurate at maturity. | ||||||
Guapira | Leaves fleshy-chartaceous, thin and somewhat papery when dry, rounded to obtuse at the apex, the venation obscure; young twigs, buds and inflorescence axes glabrate or sparsely rusty-puberulent | Leaves fleshy-chartaceous, thin and somewhat papery when dry, rounded to obtuse at the apex, the venation obscure; young twigs, buds and inflorescence axes glabrate or sparsely rusty-puberulent | |||||
Guapira | Leaves coriaceous, rigid when dry, rounded or emarginate at the apex, obviously reticulate-veined on the lower surface; young twigs, buds, and inflorescence axes densely rusty-puberulent | Leaves coriaceous, rigid when dry, rounded or emarginate at the apex, obviously reticulate-veined on the lower surface; young twigs, buds, and inflorescence axes densely rusty-puberulent | |||||
Deutzia | Leaf blades glabrous or nearly so on the lower surface; inflorescence axes glabrous | ||||||
Deutzia | Leaf blades densely stellate-pubescent on the lower surface (trichomes 3-13-rayed); inflorescence axes stellate-pubescent | ||||||
Penstemon | Corollas lined; inflorescence branches erect-ascending, nearly paralleling the inflorescence axes | ||||||
Penstemon | Inflorescence branches erect-ascending, nearly paralleling the inflorescence axes; sepals 4-5.2 mm long; corollas 20-25 mm long; corolla:calyx length ratio 4-5; cauline leaf pairs 5-8 | Inflorescence branches erect-ascending, nearly paralleling the inflorescence axes; sepals 4-5.2 mm long; corollas 20-25 mm long; corolla:calyx length ratio 4-5; cauline leaf pairs 5-8 | |||||
Utricularia | Main axes distinctly flattened in cross-section, up to 10 mm wide | Main axes distinctly flattened in cross-section, up to 10 mm wide | |||||
Utricularia | Main axes round in cross-section. | Main axes round in cross-section. | |||||
Lantana | Inflorescence axes not thickened or spongy; inflorescence bracts broadly elliptic, broadly ovate, or reniform; corollas either pink or white to pale lavender and often with a pale yellow 'eye'; drupes white, tan, brown, pink, or purplish black, succulent to nearly dry when ripe; stems trailing, ascending, or erect; [section Callioreas]. | Inflorescence axes not thickened or spongy; inflorescence bracts broadly elliptic, broadly ovate, or reniform; corollas either pink or white to pale lavender and often with a pale yellow 'eye'; drupes white, tan, brown, pink, or purplish black, succulent to nearly dry when ripe; stems trailing, ascending, or erect; [section Callioreas]. | |||||
Lantana | Inflorescence axes clavate-thickened, spongy; inflorescence bracts lanceolate-triangular or oblanceolate; corollas at least in part orange, variously entirely orange or varicolored in the inflorescence with oranges, pinks, and/or purples; drupes bluish-black and juicy when ripe; stems ascending to erect; [section Lantana] | Inflorescence axes clavate-thickened, spongy; inflorescence bracts lanceolate-triangular or oblanceolate; corollas at least in part orange, variously entirely orange or varicolored in the inflorescence with oranges, pinks, and/or purples; drupes bluish-black and juicy when ripe; stems ascending to erect; [section Lantana] | |||||
Vitex | Leaves (3-) 5-9-foliolate; fruits 2-3 mm in diameter; leaflet margins entire; inflorescence axes straight and stiff | Leaves (3-) 5-9-foliolate; fruits 2-3 mm in diameter; leaflet margins entire; inflorescence axes straight and stiff | |||||
Vitex | Leaves (3-) 5-9-foliolate; fruits 2-3 mm in diameter; leaflet margins entire; inflorescence axes straight and stiff | Leaves (3-) 5-9-foliolate; fruits 2-3 mm in diameter; leaflet margins entire; inflorescence axes straight and stiff | |||||
Vitex | Leaves 3-7-foliolate; fruits 3-5 mm in diameter; leaflet margins either entire or coarsely toothed; inflorescence axes lax and often curved | ||||||
Vitex | Leaves 3-7-foliolate; fruits 3-5 mm in diameter; leaflet margins either entire or coarsely toothed; inflorescence axes lax and often curved | ||||||
Aralia | Plant a shrub or small tree, 3-6 (-10) m tall, definitely woody; stem armed throughout with prickles, those on the stem stout, broad-based, and distributed to the summit of the stem; leaves usually armed with prickles on the axes and the main veins; [section Dimorphanthus] | ||||||
Aralia | Plant a shrub or small tree, 3-6 (-10) m tall, definitely woody; stem armed throughout with prickles, those on the stem stout, broad-based, and distributed to the summit of the stem; leaves usually armed with prickles on the axes and the main veins; [section Dimorphanthus] | ||||||
Apiaceae | Leaves 2-5× compound, with 5-200+ leaf divisions, at least some attached to secondary or higher-order inflorescence axes. | Leaves 2-5× compound, with 5-200+ leaf divisions, at least some attached to secondary or higher-order inflorescence axes. | |||||
Plantae | Plant armed with prickles on the stem, and sometimes also on the axes and main veins of the leaves | ||||||
Plantae | Inflorescence more diffuse, with internal axes and pedicels; flowers not BOTH sympetalous and 4-lobed (except in Forsythia and Buddleja, which have conspicuous axillary or paniculate inflorescences); fruit 1-seeded, 2-4-seeded, or 4-many-seeded. | Inflorescence more diffuse, with internal axes and pedicels; flowers not BOTH sympetalous and 4-lobed (except in Forsythia and Buddleja, which have conspicuous axillary or paniculate inflorescences); fruit 1-seeded, 2-4-seeded, or 4-many-seeded. | |||||
Plantae | Inflorescence otherwise (if terminal, the flowers not arranged in heads), either of a solitary flower, or one of a wide variety of inflorescences with flowers attached at different points along branched or unbranched axes (e.g. axillary). | Inflorescence otherwise (if terminal, the flowers not arranged in heads), either of a solitary flower, or one of a wide variety of inflorescences with flowers attached at different points along branched or unbranched axes (e.g. axillary). | |||||
Prunus | Central axes of racemes 13-50 mm long; petals 1-1.5 mm long; drupes 8-12 mm in diameter; [collectively native in maritime situations from e. NC southwards to s. FL and west to TX, but also cultivated and escaped inland] | ||||||
Prunus | Central axes of racemes (35-) 55-130 mm long; petals 3-5 mm long; drupes 13-17 mm in diameter; [exotic, rarely naturalizing from plantings] | ||||||
Prunus | Pedicels 1-4 mm long; central axes of racemes 13-30 (-43) mm long; flowering Feb-May; leaf blades usually > 2× as long as wide; [more widespread, but not in s. FL] | ||||||
Prunus | Pedicels (2-) 3-6 mm long; central axes of racemes (11-) 20-50 mm long; flowering Nov-Jan; leaf blades usually < 2× as long as wide; [of s. FL] | ||||||
Arecaceae | Inflorescences having 3 main axes (3-forked at the base, each of the 3 main branches with 4 orders of branching); mature fruits orange | Inflorescences having 3 main axes (3-forked at the base, each of the 3 main branches with 4 orders of branching); mature fruits orange | |||||
Andropogon | Upper lemma of the sessile spikelet with an awn 0-6 (-11) mm long; rhizomes well-developed, creeping, with internodes often > 20 mm long; ligule (0.9-) 3.0-4.5 mm long; anthers > 3.8 mm long; inflorescences densely long-villous with white to yellow hairs, the axes somewhat obscured by the density of hairs; [western edge of our area, rarely introduced eastwards] | Upper lemma of the sessile spikelet with an awn 0-6 (-11) mm long; rhizomes well-developed, creeping, with internodes often > 20 mm long; ligule (0.9-) 3.0-4.5 mm long; anthers > 3.8 mm long; inflorescences densely long-villous with white to yellow hairs, the axes somewhat obscured by the density of hairs; [western edge of our area, rarely introduced eastwards] | |||||
Yucca | Plants solitary or forming of up to 30 rosettes via branching subterranean caudices; leaves 1-3.2 (-4.5) cm wide; mature leaves green or persistently blue-green glaucous; inflorescence axes glabrous or pubescent; inflorescence branches spreading or ascending; [c. and nc. TX or se. TX] | Plants solitary or forming of up to 30 rosettes via branching subterranean caudices; leaves 1-3.2 (-4.5) cm wide; mature leaves green or persistently blue-green glaucous; inflorescence axes glabrous or pubescent; inflorescence branches spreading or ascending; [c. and nc. TX or se. TX] | |||||
Yucca | Plants solitary; leaves (3-) 3.5-6.5 cm wide; young leaves glaucous becoming olive or yellowish-green with age; inflorescence axes woolly pubescent; inflorescence branches recurved or drooping; [e. TX and w. LA] | Plants solitary; leaves (3-) 3.5-6.5 cm wide; young leaves glaucous becoming olive or yellowish-green with age; inflorescence axes woolly pubescent; inflorescence branches recurved or drooping; [e. TX and w. LA] | |||||
Yucca | Plants solitary; leaves (3-) 3.5-6.5 cm wide; young leaves glaucous becoming olive or yellowish-green with age; inflorescence axes woolly pubescent; inflorescence branches recurved or drooping; [e. TX and w. LA] | Plants solitary; leaves (3-) 3.5-6.5 cm wide; young leaves glaucous becoming olive or yellowish-green with age; inflorescence axes woolly pubescent; inflorescence branches recurved or drooping; [e. TX and w. LA] | |||||
Yucca | Plants solitary; leaves (3-) 3.5-6.5 cm wide; young leaves glaucous becoming olive or yellowish-green with age; inflorescence axes woolly pubescent; inflorescence branches recurved or drooping; [e. TX and w. LA] | Plants solitary; leaves (3-) 3.5-6.5 cm wide; young leaves glaucous becoming olive or yellowish-green with age; inflorescence axes woolly pubescent; inflorescence branches recurved or drooping; [e. TX and w. LA] | |||||
Agalinis | Inflorescence a raceme (or with several branches), the flowers borne all along the axes; branches stiff and straight, ascending, quadrangular in cross-section; [NC to n. FL, west to e. LA] | Inflorescence a raceme (or with several branches), the flowers borne all along the axes; branches stiff and straight, ascending, quadrangular in cross-section; [NC to n. FL, west to e. LA] | |||||
Botrychium | Sterile leaf blade (trophophore) deltate (widest at base), with 3 axes, usually ± sessile; fertile leaf (sporophore) reflexed in bud | Sterile leaf blade (trophophore) deltate (widest at base), with 3 axes, usually ± sessile; fertile leaf (sporophore) reflexed in bud | |||||
Epilobium | Mature coma white or dingy; seed surfaces with well-developed papillae arranged conspicuously in lines; inflorescence axes usually with a mixture of eglandular and glandular strigillose hairs; petals 2-12 (-14) mm long, pink, rose, or white. | Mature coma white or dingy; seed surfaces with well-developed papillae arranged conspicuously in lines; inflorescence axes usually with a mixture of eglandular and glandular strigillose hairs; petals 2-12 (-14) mm long, pink, rose, or white. | |||||
Epilobium | Mature coma (attached to plump seeds) cinnamon brown (paler when immature); seed surfaces papillose (the papillae sometimes forming weak lines); inflorescence axes with eglandular strigillose hairs only; petals 2.5-5.5 mm long, white (sometimes whitish-pink). | Mature coma (attached to plump seeds) cinnamon brown (paler when immature); seed surfaces papillose (the papillae sometimes forming weak lines); inflorescence axes with eglandular strigillose hairs only; petals 2.5-5.5 mm long, white (sometimes whitish-pink). | |||||
Sageretia | Leaf apices acute to acuminate; primary axes of inflorescences 5-15 cm long, glabrous | ||||||
Sageretia | Leaf apices acute to obtuse or wounded; primary axes of inflorescences 2-5 cm long, puberulent | ||||||
Rubus | Inflorescence axes lacking stalked glands. | ||||||
Rubus | Inflorescence axes with stalked glands (use 10× magnification). | ||||||
Sabulina | Plants perennial from woody crowns; leaves rigid, with axillary fascicles; stem and inflorescence axes strictly glabrous; sepal nerves 3 | ||||||
Limonium | Basal leaves with margins entire (rarely undulate); inflorescence axes not winged; [native, widespread along the coast throughout our region, NY to FL to TX and beyond] | ||||||
Limonium | Basal leaves pinnately lobed; inflorescence axes with 3-5 wings to 3 mm wide, these bearing leaf- or bract-like appendages 2-8 cm long; [non-native, waif] | Basal leaves pinnately lobed; inflorescence axes with 3-5 wings to 3 mm wide, these bearing leaf- or bract-like appendages 2-8 cm long; [non-native, waif] | |||||
Paspalum | Blades to 7 mm wide; panicle branches 2-8; branch axes 0.6-1.1 mm wide; spikelets 2.2-3 mm long. | ||||||
Paspalum | Blades to 15 mm wide; panicle branches 1-10 (-28); branch axes 0.7-2.3 mm wide; spikelets 2-2.2 mm long | ||||||
Paspalum | Plants perennial; culms to 110 cm long; blades to 5.4 mm wide, usually conduplicate; ligules 2-3 mm long; branch axes 0.6-1.1 mm wide; spikelets 2.5-3 mm long | ||||||
Paspalum | Plants annual; culms to 53 cm long; blades to 12 mm wide, flat; ligules 2-4.1 mm long; branch axes 0.8-1.3 mm wide; spikelets 2.1-2.6 mm long | ||||||
Paspalum | Plants cespitose; nodes and sheaths pubescent; panicle branch axes 0.3-0.6 mm wide. | ||||||
Paspalum | Plants rhizomatous; nodes and sheaths glabrous; panicle branch axes 0.9-1.2 mm wide | ||||||
Paspalum | Ligules 0.5-4.7 mm long; branch axes 0.3-2 mm wide; spikelets 1.6-3.1 mm long, 1-2.8 mm wide. | ||||||
Paspalum | Ligules 0.2-0.4 mm long; branch axes 0.2-0.5 mm wide; spikelets 1.3-2 mm long, 0.7-1 mm wide | ||||||
Paspalum | Ligules 0.5-2.9 mm long; branch axes 0.4-2 mm wide, narrowly winged or wingless. | ||||||
Paspalum | Ligules 2.2-4.7 mm long; branch axes 1.5-2 mm wide, broadly winged | ||||||
Paspalum | Blades 3-7 mm wide; panicle branch axes 0.3-0.8 mm wide; spikelets 2.2-2.5 mm long, 1-1.3 mm wide | ||||||
Paspalum | Blades 0.2-2 (rarely -8) mm wide; panicle branch axes 0.5-1.2 mm wide; spikelets 2.3-3.7 mm long, 1.3-1.9 mm wide | ||||||
Poaceae | Inflorescences without disarticulating branches; lower glumes 1.5-3 mm long (Muhlenbergia paniculata) or (2-) 3.5-7 mm long (Gymnopogon); spikelets disarticulating above the glumes (which often remain on the inflorescence); spikelets strongly appressed to the raceme axes; sheaths strongly overlapping or not , if so then at least on the upper culm, therefore hiding the culm; [tribe Cynodonteae; subtribe “incertae sedis”] | Inflorescences without disarticulating branches; lower glumes 1.5-3 mm long (Muhlenbergia paniculata) or (2-) 3.5-7 mm long (Gymnopogon); spikelets disarticulating above the glumes (which often remain on the inflorescence); spikelets strongly appressed to the raceme axes; sheaths strongly overlapping or not , if so then at least on the upper culm, therefore hiding the culm; [tribe Cynodonteae; subtribe “incertae sedis”] | |||||
Poaceae | Inflorescences with disarticulating branches;
Lower glumes 0.9-4 mm long; spikelets disarticulating below the glumes, the spikelet falling as a whole; spikelets appressed to divergent from the raceme axes; sheaths not strongly overlapping; [tribe Cynodonteae; subtribe Eleusininae] | Inflorescences with disarticulating branches;
Lower glumes 0.9-4 mm long; spikelets disarticulating below the glumes, the spikelet falling as a whole; spikelets appressed to divergent from the raceme axes; sheaths not strongly overlapping; [tribe Cynodonteae; subtribe Eleusininae] | |||||
Kalanchoe | Inflorescence axes glandular-pubescent | ||||||
Kalanchoe | Inflorescence axes glabrous | ||||||
Solidago | Heads either borne in 1-several thyrsiform (cylindrical) arrays (the heads on short lateral axes about even in length from top to bottom of the array, the heads not secund), or in paniculiform arrays (with longer lateral branches towards the middle or the base of the array, the heads on at least the longer branches secund); array of heads usually much or at least somewhat longer than broad. | Heads either borne in 1-several thyrsiform (cylindrical) arrays (the heads on short lateral axes about even in length from top to bottom of the array, the heads not secund), or in paniculiform arrays (with longer lateral branches towards the middle or the base of the array, the heads on at least the longer branches secund); array of heads usually much or at least somewhat longer than broad. | |||||
Anatherum | Upper lemma of the sessile spikelet with an awn 0-6 (-11) mm long; rhizomes well-developed, creeping, with internodes often > 20 mm long; ligule (0.9-) 3.0-4.5 mm long; anthers > 3.8 mm long; inflorescences densely long-villous with white to yellow hairs, the axes somewhat obscured by the density of hairs; [western edge of our area, rarely introduced eastwards] | Upper lemma of the sessile spikelet with an awn 0-6 (-11) mm long; rhizomes well-developed, creeping, with internodes often > 20 mm long; ligule (0.9-) 3.0-4.5 mm long; anthers > 3.8 mm long; inflorescences densely long-villous with white to yellow hairs, the axes somewhat obscured by the density of hairs; [western edge of our area, rarely introduced eastwards] | |||||
Chloris | Lemma apices conspicuously bilobed (both the lower bisexual and upper staminate); spikelets pectinate, diverging at a wide angle from branch axes | ||||||
Digitaria | Plants always with axillary panicles in the lower leaf sheaths (these sometimes concealed by the sheaths); panicles bearing spikelets in groups of 3; lower portions of the pedicels adnate to the axes; leaf blades 3.0-5.0 mm wide; sheaths sometimes sparsely pubescent; [widespread non-native] |
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