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Rubus: Dichotomous Key
...the apex; endocarps shallowly pitted (in part) 11b. Petals pink to purple-red, erect and incurved, appressed to the stamens; terminal leaflet obtuse to broad-acute at the apex; endocarp...
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Hypericum canadense (lesser St. John's-wort)
...at apex and sepals broadest near middle (vs. H. canadense, with the capsule pointed at apex and sepals broadest below the middle).: Hypericum boreale leaf blades mostl...
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Geranium carolinianum (Carolina crane's-bill)
...the apex of the central column to which the fruits are attached) 3.5-4.5 mm long (vs. G. carolinianum, with flower stalks 3-13 mm long and style beak (the narrow portion at the apex of the central col...
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Oenothera perennis (little evening-primrose)
...and apex commonly erect in bud (vs. O. perennis, with petals 3–10 mm long, style 3–10 mm long, anthers 1.5–2.5 mm long, and inflorescence of scattered flowers, the axis and apex commonly drooping in b...
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Potentilla erecta (erect cinquefoil)
... apex, stem leaves petiolate (sometimes sessile or subsessile in P. simplex), and basal rosettes persisting through anthesis (vs. P. erecta, with stems erect to ascending, though sometimes procumbent ...
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Linum intercursum (sandplain yellow flax)
...the apex, 1.3–2 mm tall (vs. L. intercursum, with the fruit obturbinoid, as tall as or taller than wide, pointed at the apex, 2–3 mm tall).: Linum medium Syno...
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Spergula morisonii (Morison's spurry)
...the apex, generally not contiguous in intact flowers, flowers with usually 5 stamens, and equatorial wing of seed white to light brown, mostly 0.4–0.6 mm wide (vs. S. morisonii, with petals ovate, nar...
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Holosteum umbellatum (jagged-chickweed)
...at apex and inflorescence a cyme (vs. H. umbellatum, with petals minutely erose at apex and inflorescence an umbel).: Arenaria serpyllifolia Family: Caryophyllaceae...
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Rubus vermontanus (Vermont blackberry)
...the apex (vs. R. vermontanus, with the stems upright to arching and sometimes trailing near tip, the first-year vegetative stems with leaves that have usually 5 deciduous leaflets that are acute to ac...
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Narcissus pseudonarcissus (common daffodil)
...crenulate apex, and tepals white, 1.5–2.5 cm long (vs. N. pseudonarcissus, with the corona tubular, 30–35 mm long, yellow, with a flared and ruffled apex, and tepals yellow, 2.5–3.5 cm long).: ...