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Glyceria obtusa (Atlantic manna grass)
...with 1–3 branches at each node, mostly 15–25 cm long, with internodes 2–7 cm long (vs. G. obtuse, with the inflorescence erect, ovoid to obloid, with 3–8 branches at each node, mostly 5–15 cm long, wi...
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Holosteum umbellatum (jagged-chickweed)
...from 1856 in Pennsylvania. It has an extremely brief life cycle, senescing by May or early June, and may therefore be overlooked. Habitat: anthropogenic (man-made or disturbed habitats), meadows and...
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Scabiosa columbaria (dove pincushions)
... 1. Fusion of sepals and petals: the petals or the sepals are fused into a cup or tube. Specific leaf type: ...
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Ipomopsis rubra (standing-cypress skyrocket)
... 1. Spines on plant: the plant has no spines. Sap: the sap is clear and watery. ...
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Mycelis muralis (wall-lettuce)
...mm–1.0 mm. Number of pappus parts: 11 or more. Spines on plant: the plant has no spines. ...
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Layia platyglossa (coastal tidytips)
... 11-15. Bracts: the bracts in separate cycles are similar or gradually changing from the outer to inner cycles. ...
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Poa annua (annual blue grass)
... 1.0 cm–10.0 cm. Lemma vein number: 5. Inflorescence width: 10.0 mm–50.0 mm. ...
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Sisyrinchium montanum (strict blue-eyed-grass)
... 1.0 NA–15.0 NA. Leaf blade width: 0.8 mm–5.0 mm. Petal appearance: the petals are thin a...
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Phacelia egena (rock scorpion-weed)
... 100.0 mm–250.0 mm. Form of style: the style is branched above the base. Plant height: 15.0 ...
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Vitis aestivalis (summer grape)
...mostly 10-20 mm thick (vs. V. aestivalis, with tendrils and/or inflorescences produced from no more than 2 consecutive nodes and berries 5-14 mm thick).: Vitis labrusca ...