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Mitchell S. Alix +  and Robin W. Scribailo +
Linnaeus +
lobed +  and pinnatifid or pectinate +
alternate +  and paired +
Mermaid-weed +  and proserpinie +
North America +, Mexico +, West Indies +, Bermuda +, Central America +  and South America +
cylindric +
Ancient name used by Pliny for a Polygonum taxon +, derivation uncertain +  and probably for Proserpina, Roman goddess of spring, or Latin proserpo, creep, alluding to habit +
papillate +, tuberculate +, rugose +  and scabrous +
concave +  and 3-lobed +
tan +  and brown +
indehiscent +
3-angled +, pyramidal +, obturbinate +  and ovoid +
multiseriate +  and uniseriate +
perennial +
semiaquatic +  and aquatic +
indeterminate +  and determinate +
lateral +  and terminal +
petiolate +, sessile +, heteromorphic +  and homomorphic +
emersed +  and submersed +
unreduced +
serrate +  and entire +
tan +  and brown +
indehiscent +
3-angled +, pyramidal +, obturbinate +  and ovoid +
crassinucellate +  and bitegmic +
rudimentary +
cupulate +, cucullate +  and keeled +
4-carpellate +  and 3-carpellate +
persistent +
rudimentary +
branched +  and unbranched +
prostrate +  and decumbent +
creeping +  and erect +
fimbriate +  and clavate +
petiolate +  and sessile +
scabrous +  and glabrous +
tuberculate +, papillate +, rugose +  and smooth +
Proserpinaca +
Haloragaceae +
terminal +  and lateral +