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Leucothoe fontanesiana (fetterbush, highland dog-laurel)
...the apex just below the calyx (vs. L. fontanesiana, with leaf blades evergreen, coriaceous, lustrous, and each pedicel with 2 bracteoles borne near the base).: Eubotrys racemosa ...
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Dysphania botrys (Jerusalem-oak)
...the apex, glandular-pubescent, lacking tubercles, and cymes densely arranged on raceme-like).: Dysphania graveolens Synonyms: Botrydium b...
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Iris prismatica (slender blue iris)
...at apex to produce green leaves, and capsules sharply triangular in cross-section).: Iris versicolor Family: Iridaceae Genus: Iris
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Eleocharis parvula (little-headed spikesedge)
...the apex of the achene and not appearing clearly distinct from it and achene body without evident longitudinal striations nor with fine cross-veins connecting the striations).: Eleocharis ...
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Silene csereii (Balkan campion)
...the apex, and seeds 1–1.5 mm (vs. S. csereii, with the calyx with 10 long veins and 10 short veins, with few or no anastomosing veins, 9–13 mm long in fruit, filaments dark purple, and seeds 0.6–1 mm ...
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Chelone lyonii (pink turtlehead)
...near apex, staminode green, and leaves will ill-defined petioles or subsessile (vs. C. lyonii, with corolla red to red-purple throughout, staminode white, and leaves with evident petioles mostly 5-30 ...
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Campanula latifolia (giant bellflower)
...the apex of stems and branches (vs. C. latifolia, with stems bluntly angled, lower leaf blades rounded to cuneate at the base, and inflorescence a collection of solitary flowers in the axils of leaves...
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Campanula trachelium (nettle-leaved bellflower)
...the apex of stems and branches).: Campanula latifolia Family: Campanulaceae Genus: Campanula
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Viburnum prunifolium (smooth blackhaw)
...at apex and petioles mostly 10--20 mm long (vs. V. prunifolium, with leaf blades obtuse to acute and petioles 5--12 mm long).: Viburnum lentago Synonyms: ...
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Potentilla indica (Indian-strawberry)
...the apex, receptacle enlarged in fruit but rather dry and insipid tasting, and petals yellow).: Fragaria virginiana Synonyms: Duchesnea i...