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Muhlenbergia frondosa (wire-stemmed muhly)
...1-2.5 mm long, broad and overlapping at base, plants usually few-branched above the base, and panicles mostly 2-5 mm wide (vs. M. frondosa, with glumes 2-4 mm long, narrow, only slightly overlapping a...
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Anchusa arvensis (small bugloss)
...1-2 mm tall, and plants annual).: Anchusa azurea corolla actinomorphic, the basal tube straight, mericarps ca. 2 mm tall, and plants perennial (vs. A. arvensis, with t...
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Carex echinata (star sedge)
...NA–12.0 NA. Achene length: 1.3 mm–2.1 mm. Perigynium nerve number: 2.0 NA–26.0 NA. Per...
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Hibiscus trionum (Venice rose-mallow)
...6-25 cm wide and more than 2 times as long as wide (vs. H. trionum, with the calyx connate for about 1/2 of its length and fruit 1-3.5 cm wide and less than 2 times as long as wide).: Abel...
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Eleocharis engelmannii (Engelmann's spikesedge)
...(2002), but specimens are unknown. Pond shores, temporary pools, and open, disturbed, hydric soils.1a. Perianth bristles lacking or, if present, numbering 2–4, smooth, and shorter than the length of ...
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Schoenoplectus americanus (chair-maker's club-bulrush)
...Keller. chair-maker's club-bulrush. Graminoids Remaining Graminoids Facts About: Chair-maker's bulrush occurs in North, Central and South America, but in New England it is rest...
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Vitis labrusca (fox grape)
...than 2 consecutive nodes and berries 5-14 mm thick (vs. V. labrusca, with tendrils and/or inflorescences produced from 3-7 consecutive nodes and berries mostly 10-20 mm thick).: Vitis aest...
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Lyonia mariana (piedmont staggerbush)
...(2-6 feet or 1-2 m tall), with the heart of its range in the piedmont of the mid-Atlantic and southeastern U. S. west to Texas. It reaches the northern edge of its range in southern Connecticut and R...
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Coreopsis major (greater tickseed)
... 25.0 mm–100.0 mm. Peduncle length: 20.0 mm–60.0 mm. Stem internode hair type: the stem h...
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Carex leptalea (bristly-stalk sedge)
... 25.0 NA–192.0 NA. Spike on stalk: NA. Leaf sheath texture: the leaf sheath feels s...