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  • Genus: Lycopus (water-horehound)

    ...has 2 stamens while Mentha has 4. The shape of the fruit segments also differs: flattened at the top in Lycopus and sometimes with a crest or tubercles; rounded in Mentha. Reference: Henderson (1962)....

  • Genus: Valerianella (corn-salad)

    ...fruit's locules. Many taxa have been named based solely on differences in fruit morphology. However, Ware (1983) determined that a single species may produce 2 or 3 types of fruits within a given...

  • Lemna valdiviana (pale duckweed)

    ...than 2/3 of distance from root node to tip of thallus, thalli mostly 1–2.5 mm long, 1–2 times as long as broad, broad-elliptic to broad-oblong or obovate (vs. L. valdiviana, with the vein usually exte...

  • Lentibulariaceae: Dichotomous Key

    ...with 2 lobes; plants aquatic or of wetlands

  • Violaceae: Dichotomous Key

    ...928] 1b. Sepals with basal auricles; corolla white, yellow, blue to purple, or multicolored (but not green-white); stamens connivent but not fused, the two lower ones with appendages that...

  • Abies: Dichotomous Key

    ...the 2- and 3-year-old ones 1b. Branches ungrooved or scarcely grooved 2a. Leaves 1.22.5 cm long, dark green and hardly (if at all) glaucous; seed cones 4–7 cm long; resin ca...

  • Sagittaria: Dichotomous Key

    ... 2a. Lower flowers bisexual; leaves represented by thick, spongy phyllodia (2–) 2.5–8 (–8.5) mm wide at the midpoint in drying (sometimes with a small, expanded blade at the apex) ...

  • Group 5: Woody angiosperms with alternate leaves: Dichotomous Key

    ... 21b. Stamens 18–100, the anthers versatile; fruit a green-yellow berry 20–30 mm long; pith diaphragmed 15b. Plants erect to mat-forming, but not climbing 22a. Plants...

  • Alismataceae: Dichotomous Key

    ... 2a. Roots not septate; flowers all bisexual; achenes longitudinally ribbed; inflorescence usually an umbel (i.e., with a single whorl of pedicels) 2b. Roots septate; at least the...

  • Juncus: Dichotomous Key

    ... 22a. Widest leaf blades (1.3–) 1.6–2.6 (–3.5) mm wide; anthers (0.2–) 0.3–0.5 (–0.7) mm long, concealed by the tepals; tallest stems (19.2–) 26–44 (–56.8) cm tall; sheath of lowest leaf (17–)...