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FLORA OF NORTH AMERICA - History: Content
... pistillate plants. Keys are also designed to facilitate identification of taxa that flower before leaves appear. More than one key may be given, and for some groups tabular comparisons ... reproductively mature; a woody plant is perennial; stems are erect; roots are fibrous; leaves are simple and petiolate. Because measurements and elevations are almost always approximate, modifiers such as "about," ...
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Lomariopsidaceae [First Draft]
... leaves simple, with short stalk, narrowly lanceolate, 20-25 × 1-1.5 cm, narrowly cuneate at base, acute at apex; mature leaves pinnate, with 8-15 pairs of lateral pinnae, short petiolate ... a small elliptic areole. Fertile leaves similar to the sterile leaves but the pinnae much contracted; ... root traces; scales black, lanceolate, clathrate. Leaves distant, dimorphic, chartaceous; stipes long; lamina ...
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Baccharis halimifolia, sea-myrtle
... . angustior Dioecious shrub 1-3 m (3-9 ft) tall. Leaves glabrous but somewhat scurfy, elliptic to obovate, 3-7 cm ... .6 in) wide, usually coarsely serrate but sometimes entire, cunieform-petiolate. Flower heads scattered at the end of branches, forming pyramidal panicles ... some other plant; halimifolia refers to the resemblance of the leaves to those of Halimis. Distribution in Oklahoma: BACK NEXT RETURN ...
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Cephalanthus occidentalis, buttonbush
... tall shrub, common along the borders of ponds and streams and in shrub-scrub wetlands. Leaves stipulate, petiolate, lance-oblong or ovate-pointed, opposite or whorled, about 5-15 cm (2-6 ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Angostura (True) - Herb Profile and Information
... . ---Description---A small tree with straight stem irregularly branched, covered with a smooth grey bark, leaves alternate, petiolate and composed of three leaflets oblong and pointed, smooth, glossy and vivid green, sometimes ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Benne - Herb Profile and Information
... Used---Leaves, seeds. ---Habitat---America, Southern States, and India. Cultivated in Africa and Asia. ---Description---An annual plant with branching stem 4 or 5 feet high, leaves opposite, petiolate, shape varies; flower reddish white, single, on short peduncles in axils of leaves; fruit an oblong capsule with small ...
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International Carnivous Plant Society
... from the apex to half its length with long multicellular capitate hairs; leaves of the summer rosette numbering 8-10, petiolate, petiole 4-7 mm long, 1-2 mm wide, covered from ... vel multo longiore, emarginato. Tubus brevissimus, palatum nullum. Calcar cylindricum, cum tubo angulum distinctum formans. Leaves dimorphic, forming a winter rosette. Corolla deeply 2-lipped; the inferior corolla lip about 2 ...
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Agastache occidentalis... Western Giant Hyssop
... 15 or more prominent veins; 4 stamens exserted, the upper pair greater than the lower Leaves: petiolate or subsessile, toothed; finely and closely tomentose puberulent beneath Plant: perennial, 40 to 50 cm ...
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Lomatium nudicale... Barestem Lomatium
... : umbells compound; corolla yellow Leaves: glabrous and often glaucous, firm; ternately or ternate-pinnately 1 to 3 times compound, with 3 to 30 well defined, often petiolate ultimate leaflets; leaflets shallowly toothed ... cooked by the Okanagon, Yakama, and Thompson. The fresh or dried leaves were used as a spice, and the flowers, leaves, stems, and green fruits were used to make tea by the ...
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Cycad Society SA: Encephalartos aplanatus
... leaves, 2-6 normally, with occationaly 8 per plant. Young leaves are erect and arching but becomes almost horizontal with age. Young leaves are covered in fine hair but this is lost as the leaves get older. Leaves ... . The leaves are longer, 3,5m as opposed to 2,5m in E. villosus, often shortly petiolate instead of ...
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