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Page 8: 113 results for rosette

  • Draba: Dichotomous Key

    ...basal rosette of leaves 2b. Plants perennial from a caudex; rachis of infructescence relatively elongate, 
(16–) 20–78 mm long; stem leaves more evenly distributed, usually some produced ...

  • Cirsium: Dichotomous Key

    ...a rosette of leaves 3b. Involucre 20–50 mm tall; capitula with bisexual flowers; plants biennial or short-lived perennial, not colonial, the reproductive stems arising from a rosette of l...

  • Onagraceae: Dichotomous Key

    ...turions, rosettes, 
or sobols 5b. Hypanthium not extending beyond the summit of the ovary; petals 10–20 mm long, ± entire at the apex; stamens in 1 series, declined; stigma with 4 conspic...

  • Crassulaceae: Dichotomous Key

    ...basal rosettes; plants monocarpic 2b. Perianth mostly 4- or 5-merous; stamens mostly 8 or 10 per flower; leaves borne on a stem; plants polycarpic 3a. Leaf blades entire, oft...

  • Lythraceae: Dichotomous Key

    ...crowded rosette, and have rhombic blades borne on inflated petioles [Fig. 717]; fruit indehiscent, caltrop-shaped, with 4 stout horns 1b. Leaves monomorphic, neither dissected nor with in...

  • Hieracium: Dichotomous Key

    ...well-developed rosette of basal leaves at anthesis, commonly with stolons [Fig. 426] 2a. Reproductive stems bearing a solitary capitulum or a capitulescence with 2–4 (–6) capitula on elon...

  • Sabatia: Dichotomous Key

    ...basal rosettes of leaves 2a. Calyx lobes oblanceolate to spatulate (rarely linear), without a hyaline margin, 1–3 mm wide, with 3–5 distinct nerves; basal, connate portion of the calyx di...

  • Potentilla: Dichotomous Key

    ...withered rosette of leaves (i.e., primary leaves borne on the stem); anthers 0.8–1.2 (–1.5) mm long; stipules lobed; achenes 1.2–1.8 mm long 21b. Stems arising laterally to a persistent b...

  • Plantaginaceae: Dichotomous Key

    ...floating rosette [Fig. 766] 2b. Perianth present; plants terrestrial (aquatic in Littorella); leaves not forming a floating rosette near the apex of the stem 3a. Peria...

  • Poaceae Group 10: Dichotomous Key

    ...overwintering rosette (elongate and similar to stem leaves in 
2 species); many species producing branches from the lower and middle stem nodes in summer, these sometimes rebranching; reduced secondar...