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  • Family: Betulaceae (birch family)

    ...subtending 1-3 flowers. The petals and sepals are absent or very small. The pollen-bearing flowers have 2-10 stamens with short filaments. The ovule-bearing flowers have 2 styles. The fruit is a nut o...

  • Family: Grossulariaceae (currant family)

    ...is 1 ovary comprised of 2 carpels. The fruit is a fleshy berry. Species in this family were formerly included in the Saxifragaceae. This Family's Genera: Ribes Key To This Family's Genera

  • Family: Parnassiaceae (grass of parnassus family)

    ...is 1 style and 4 stigmas. The fruit is a dry capsule that opens by 4 valves to release many small, winged seeds. Species in this family were formerly considered to be part of the Saxifragaceae. This ...

  • Family: Haloragaceae (water-milfoil family)

    ...are 1-4 styles. The fruit is usually a schizocarp that separates into multiple segments at maturity. This Family's Genera: Myriophyllum Proserpinaca Key To This Family's Genera

  • Family: Scrophulariaceae (figwort family)

    ...is 1 style. The fruit is a capsule that splits open to release its seeds. This family has seen major revisions based on phylogenetic evidence. Some species formerly placed here are now placed in the...

  • Family: Eriocaulaceae (pipewort family)

    ...have 1 style and 2 or 3 stigmas. They mature as a dry, thin-walled capsule. The seeds are small and translucent. This Family's Genera: Eriocaulon Key To This Family's Genera

  • Family: Papaveraceae (poppy family)

    ...and 1 style (or none) with a lobed stigma. The fruit is a dry capsule that releases its many small seeds by splitting open lengthwise or opening through apical pores. Species formerly placed in the Fu...

  • Family: Alliaceae (onion family)

    ...and 1 style. The ovary is composed of 3 carpels. The fruit is a dry capsule containing black seeds that may be winged. The family was formerly included in a broadly defined Liliaceae. This Family's ...

  • Question: Hi, Attached is an image of an interesting little plant that I …

    ...about 1" long. It was growing alone in the open in a wooded area. Thanks for your ID help, it's hard with no flower to go on. Ann Answer: Ann, good afternoon. The plant you have photogr...

  • Question: Hello! This plant appeared in my parent's yard in Sherborn, MA a …

    ...than 1/2" diameter. Thank you! Answer: Dear kblossfeld, it looks like a species of pink-flowered forget-me-not (e.g., Myosotis alpestris, Myosotis sylvatica). It would be very difficult for me...