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  • Dennstaedtiaceae: Dichotomous Key

    ...1225 (–30) cm wide; nectaries absent; base of petiole with 1 or 2 vascular bundles 1b. Sori in a marginal band not borne in cup-like structures; false indusium formed by a 
± elongate, r...

  • Pinaceae: Dichotomous Key

    ...of 2–60 on short shoots 2a. Leaves annually deciduous, those of the short shoots in spirally arranged tufts of 10–60 [Fig. 44]; each scale of a strobilus without an umbo; bracts exserted ...

  • Melanthiaceae: Dichotomous Key

    ... 2a. Ovary partly inferior; anthers mesifixed; seeds twisted and flattened at the ends, unwinged; plants arising from bulbs, lacking rhizomes 2b. Ovary superior; anthers basifixed...

  • Oleaceae: Dichotomous Key

    ... 2a. Flowers precocious, with yellow corollas; leaf blades toothed; branchlets with hollow or chambered pith 2b. Flowers not appearing well in advance of leaf emergence, with whit...

  • Amaranthaceae: Dichotomous Key

    ...Spikes 20–28 mm in diameter, white, yellow, red, or purple, showy; style terminated by 2 subulate or filiform stigmas; plants annual, from fibrous roots 4b. Spikes 6–8 mm in diameter, mai...

  • Lilium: Dichotomous Key

    ... 2b. Flowers nodding; tepals gradually narrowed in the basal portion; inflorescence 
with (1–) 222 flowers 3a. Style similar in color to the tepals; tepals merely somewhat recurv...

  • Goodyera: Dichotomous Key

    ...a 2-pronged beak; scape with 2–7 bracts 2a. Labellum 4.9–7.9 mm long; leaf blades typically white only on the midvein [Fig. 165]; beak of the rostellum 2.3–3.6 mm long 2b. La...

  • Cypripedium: Dichotomous Key

    ...(2002a). 1a. Plants with 2 basal leaves, the stem scapose; labellum with a cleft along its entire length on the adaxial (i.e., upper) surface 1b. Plants with 2–9 leaves al...

  • Poaceae Group 6: Dichotomous Key

    ... 2a. Panicle with (2–) 4–6 (–9) digitately arranged branches, lacking an elongate, central axis; plants mat-forming by stolons (and often also rhizomes) 2b. Panicle with (1–) 2–80...

  • Chloris: Dichotomous Key

    ...or 2 sterile, apical florets, the third floret often represented by only a rachilla segment 2b. Plants perennial; leaf blades 2–4 mm wide; ligules 0.7–1.3 mm long; spikelets with a lower ...