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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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Aeschynomene | Erect or ascending annual; leaves with 21-51 or more leaflets; stipules peltate or medifixed; loment articles separated by only a joint; calyx bilabiate; [of moist to wet habitats]. | ||||||
Euphorbia | Bracteal leaves lobed or toothed (rarely linear), usually marked with red or white at the base or purple-spotted; glands of the cyathia usually 1 (rarely more), bilabiate, lacking petaloid appendages; [subgenus Chamaesyce; section Poinsettia] | ||||||
Euphorbia | Bracteal leaves entire, not marked with red (white-margined in E. marginata); glands of the cyathia 4-5, flattish, not bilabiate, with or without petaloid appendages. | ||||||
Plantaginaceae | Corolla distinctly bilabiate; corolla lobes shorter than the corolla tube; leaves pinnately veined, with a single main-vein and lateral veins diverging along it, margins serrate; of moist habitats, not succulent | Corolla distinctly bilabiate; corolla lobes shorter than the corolla tube; leaves pinnately veined, with a single main-vein and lateral veins diverging along it, margins serrate; of moist habitats, not succulent | |||||
Penstemon | Corolla weakly bilabiate, white, unlined, glandular-puberulent within; stem leaves abruptly reduced upwards | Corolla weakly bilabiate, white, unlined, glandular-puberulent within; stem leaves abruptly reduced upwards | |||||
Penstemon | Corolla strongly bilabiate, white or variously pinkish to purplish, lined (except P. hirsutus and P. tenuiflorus), glabrous or pubescent with non-glandular hairs within; stem leaves gradually reduced upwards. | ||||||
Lamiaceae | Corolla zygomorphic (bilabiate). | ||||||
Lamiaceae | Corolla 5-7 mm long, not much longer than the calyx, weakly bilabiate and lacking an annulus | ||||||
Lamiaceae | Corolla bilabiate, >10 mm long | ||||||
Lamiaceae | Calyx clearly bilabiate; corollas 7-15 mm long | ||||||
Lamiaceae | Calyx scarcely bilabiate; corollas 5-7 mm long | ||||||
Lamiaceae | Bracts broadly rounded; corolla distinctly bilabiate; plants 1-3 m tall | ||||||
Lamiaceae | Flowers in densely capitate or loosely flowered terminal clusters, corolla distinctly bilabiate. | ||||||
Pycnanthemum | Calyx not distinctly bilabiate, all of the calyx lobes about the same length, the sinuses about the same depth. | Calyx not distinctly bilabiate, all of the calyx lobes about the same length, the sinuses about the same depth. | |||||
Pycnanthemum | Calyx distinctly bilabiate, the lower 2 lobes 1.5-2.5× longer than the upper 3 lobes, and separated from each other and the upper 3 lobes by deeper sinuses. | ||||||
Orobanchaceae | Calyx 4-lobed or essentially unlobed; corolla strongly bilabiate, the upper lip consisting of 2 petals almost wholly connate and strongly cucullate (hooded); corolla white or yellow; [tribe Rhinantheae]. | ||||||
Plantae | Stamens 4; petals white, pink, or lavender; flowers bilabiate; inflorescence a terminal thyrse or panicle or an axillary cyme. | ||||||
Plantae | Corolla bilaterally symmetrical (or the corolla 2-lipped but the corolla lobes twisted so as to make the flower asymmetrical); fertile stamens fewer than the corolla lobes (except Plantago in PLANTAGINACEAE, which is equal, with 4 each; a few genera have a 5th, sterile, stamen which is obviously different in form than the 4 fertile stamens) (note that many corollas are bilabiate and the number of corolla lobes, 4 or 5, may be difficult to interpret); carpels 2. | Corolla bilaterally symmetrical (or the corolla 2-lipped but the corolla lobes twisted so as to make the flower asymmetrical); fertile stamens fewer than the corolla lobes (except Plantago in PLANTAGINACEAE, which is equal, with 4 each; a few genera have a 5th, sterile, stamen which is obviously different in form than the 4 fertile stamens) (note that many corollas are bilabiate and the number of corolla lobes, 4 or 5, may be difficult to interpret); carpels 2. | |||||
Plantae | Corolla bilaterally symmetrical (or the corolla 2-lipped but the corolla lobes twisted so as to make the flower asymmetrical); fertile stamens fewer than the corolla lobes (except Plantago in PLANTAGINACEAE, which is equal, with 4 each; a few genera have a 5th, sterile, stamen which is obviously different in form than the 4 fertile stamens) (note that many corollas are bilabiate and the number of corolla lobes, 4 or 5, may be difficult to interpret); carpels 2. | Corolla bilaterally symmetrical (or the corolla 2-lipped but the corolla lobes twisted so as to make the flower asymmetrical); fertile stamens fewer than the corolla lobes (except Plantago in PLANTAGINACEAE, which is equal, with 4 each; a few genera have a 5th, sterile, stamen which is obviously different in form than the 4 fertile stamens) (note that many corollas are bilabiate and the number of corolla lobes, 4 or 5, may be difficult to interpret); carpels 2. | |||||
Plantae | Corolla 4-5-lobed, either strongly bilabiate or salverform (Pseuderanthemum in ACANTHACEAE); white, blue, or yellow. | Corolla 4-5-lobed, either strongly bilabiate or salverform (Pseuderanthemum in ACANTHACEAE); white, blue, or yellow. | |||||
Plantae | Corolla distinctly bilabiate, the lobes shorter than the tube; sepals of nearly the same width. | ||||||
Plantae | Corolla 5-lobed, distinctly bilabiate or in some nearly radially symmetrical; corolla colored. | ||||||
Plantae | Corolla distinctly bilabiate | ||||||
Plantae | Corolla not bilabiate, only slightly bilaterally symmetrical. | ||||||
Plantae | Corolla pink (sometimes almost white), often lined with yellow inside; leaves narrowly linear, often filiform (except lanceolate in A. auriculata); plants usually blackening on drying (some species do not); corolla not strongly bilabiate | ||||||
Plantae | Corolla white, blue, or combinations of blue and white (sometimes with some yellow markings); leaves broader, mostly lanceolate; plants not blackening on drying; corolla strongly bilabiate. | Corolla white, blue, or combinations of blue and white (sometimes with some yellow markings); leaves broader, mostly lanceolate; plants not blackening on drying; corolla strongly bilabiate. | |||||
Pycnanthemum | Calyx not distinctly bilabiate, all of the calyx lobes about the same length, the sinuses about the same depth. | Calyx not distinctly bilabiate, all of the calyx lobes about the same length, the sinuses about the same depth. | |||||
Pycnanthemum | Calyx distinctly bilabiate, the lower 2 lobes 1.5-2.5× longer than the upper 3 lobes, and separated from each other and the upper 3 lobes by deeper sinuses | ||||||
Plantaginaceae | Plants with prominent basal leaves and reduced, sub-whorled, cauline leaves; petals yellow, bilabiate; fruit a loculicidal capsule; [s. OH w. to s. IL, northward] | ||||||
Plantaginaceae | Plants with leaves usually all basal; petals scarious and translucent in texture, not bilabiate; fruit a circumsessile dehiscent capsule (i.e. a lid-bearing pyxide); [collectively widespread] |
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