Page 177: 3,142 results for bract
-
Rubus pensilvanicus (Pennsylvania blackberry)
...leafy bracts (vs. R. pensilvanicus, with prickles of the stem mostly 2–4 mm long, numbering 0–20 per 10 cm, leaf blades herbaceous, and inflorescence with mostly 1 or 2 leafy bracts).: Rub...
-
Carex stipata (awl-fruited sedge)
...Lowest bract sheath: the lowest bract has no sheath (or a very short sheath up to four millimeters in length). Bumps on fruit: ...
-
Carex houghtoniana (Houghton's sedge)
...Lowest bract sheath: the lowest bract has no sheath (or a very short sheath up to four millimeters in length). Lowest spike length: 10.0...
-
Iris pseudacorus (yellow iris)
...Flower bracts: there are bracts associated with the flower. Hairs on underside of leaf blade: the underside of the leaf is ...
-
Carex schweinitzii (Schweinitz's sedge)
...Lowest bract sheath: the lowest bract has no sheath (or a very short sheath up to four millimeters in length). Perigynium shape: ...
-
Acorus americanus (several-veined sweetflag)
...Flower bracts: there are bracts associated with the flower. Leaf blade bloom: the underside of the leaf blade has no notice...
-
Spiranthes ochroleuca (yellow ladies'-tresses)
... Bract relative length: the bract is shorter than the associated flower. Inflorescence type: the inflorescence is a spi...
-
Carex brevior (short-beaked sedge)
...Lowest bract sheath: the lowest bract has no sheath (or a very short sheath up to four millimeters in length). Leaf sheath dots: ...
-
Carex rariflora (loose-flowered alpine sedge)
...Lowest bract sheath: the lowest bract has no sheath (or a very short sheath up to four millimeters in length). Style persistence: ...
-
Carex alopecoidea (fox-tail sedge)
...Lowest bract sheath: the lowest bract has no sheath (or a very short sheath up to four millimeters in length). Style persistence: ...