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Hypericum: Dichotomous Key
...(4–) 7–15 mm wide; capsules 7–14 (–15) ×3–5 mm; seeds 1.5–2 mm long 4b. Terminal cyme with 7 or more flowers; leaf blades 3–7 (–11) mm wide; capsules 4.5–6 ×1.5–3 mm; seeds ...
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Mirabilis: Dichotomous Key
... 1a. Involucres 1-flowered, cup-shaped, not accrescent in fruit; calyx salverform, with a prolonged, tubular, connate portion 20–30 mm long 1b. Involucres 3- to 5-flowered, broad ...
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Section Glareosae: Dichotomous Key
...6–12 mm tall, consisting of 2–4 aggregated and overlapping spikes 1b. Perigynia definitely, although sometimes shortly, beaked; inflorescence mostly 15–100 mm tall, consisting of (1–) 2–1...
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Phacelia: Dichotomous Key
...blades 1–10 (–15) cm long (or to 20 cm in P. tanacetifolia), usually toothed to lobed; capsule with 1–80 seeds 4a. Pedicels 2–15 (–20) mm long; corolla 8–40 mm long; capsules 7–13 ...
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Question: This is growing in a sunny spot near my house in Massachusetts. …
...open, 1 cm wide. Leaves are alternate, about 12 cm, without teeth or lobes. Height approaches 1 meter. The original stem was bitten off by deer. It survived future attack because mountain mint gre...
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Family: Onagraceae (evening-primrose family)
...is 1 style and 1 stigma, which may be branched or lobed into 4 segments. The fruit is a capsule; the seeds may have a tuft of hairs on one end. This Family's Genera: Camissonia Chamerion ...
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Family: Zosteraceae (eel-grass family)
...have 1 stamen and ovule-bearing flowers have 1 ovary. The fruit resembles a seed-like fruit (an achene) but eventually ruptures irregularly to release the seed. This Family's Genera: Zostera K...
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Family: Geraniaceae (geranium family)
...usually 10 stamens that are often attached to one another at the base. There is 1 ovary comprised of 5 carpels and has 5 stigmas. The fruit is a schizocarp that separates into 5 smaller, 1-seeded piec...
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Family: Verbenaceae (vervain family)
...is 1 style and 1 stigma. The fruit in our species is a dry schizocarp that splits into 4 segments. Some species formerly considered to be part of this family have been moved to the Phrymaceae. This F...
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Question: Please help me narrow down ID of this sedge. I can't find …
...ID): 1. The plant is very small - only 2-6 inches tall in full flower, and 2. It only has 1 leaf from the base; it does not have a clump of leaves or in fact any noticeable leaves that differentiate...