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Tripsacum sect. Tripsacum
Treatment appears in FNA Volume 25. Treatment on page 695.
Staminate spikelets in sessile pairs or 1 member of each pair on a short, stout pedicel.
Discussion
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Lower Taxa
"decumbent" is not a number.
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Tripsacum sect. Tripsacum +
Tripsacum +
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hyaline +
membranous +
sessile-pedicellate +
heterogamous +
pistillate +
bisexual +
smaller +
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staminate +
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