position","floral bract shape","flower reproduction","hair architecture","hair length or size","hair pubescence","inflorescence architecture","inflorescence
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":"genus","name":"Azolla","properties":["author","barb shape","hair architecture","hair presence","root some measurement","stem orientation","x chromosome
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fusion","involucel quantity","leaf arrangement or course","nectaries glandular-hair presence","ovule quantity","stamen atypical quantity"]}];
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faces hispid to scabrous, glabrescent (then usually roughened by persistent hair-bases). Heads radiate, borne singly (peduncles sometimes bracteate). Involucres
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William J. Crins Common names: Club-rush trichophore Etymology: Greek tricho -, hair, and phorum, carrier or stalk Synonyms: Eriophorella Holub Treatment appears
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structure in adjective form","gametophyte texture","hair architecture or arrangement","hair arrangement","hair length or size","indument presence","indument
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"glume quantity","glume size","glume variability","hair architecture or shape","hair quantity","hair shape","hilum coloration or relief","inflorescence
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Common names: Desertdandelion Etymology: Greek malakos, soft, and thrix, hair Treatment appears in FNA Volume 19. Treatment on page 310. Mentioned on page
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"group quantity","hair relief","inflorescence architecture","inflorescence fusion","ligule length or size","lodicule quantity","marginal hair arrangement","marginal
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"lodicule presence","lodicule quantity","marginal hair arrangement","marginal hair fragility","marginal hair relief","panicle branch height or length or size"
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architecture","apex size","bud presence","costa architecture","hair architecture","hair indument variability","indusium duration","indusium presence","indusium
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entire, surfaces glabrous or hairy; domatia often present as pits, pouches, or hair-tufts. Inflorescences terminal and/or axillary, spikes or panicles [racemes];
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"corolla coloration","corolla shape","filament fusion","hair architecture or arrangement","hair height or length or size","inflorescence architecture","leaf
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architecture or pubescence","flower quantity","fruit duration","growth life cycle","hair pubescence","inflorescence architecture","inflorescence architecture or arrangement"
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length or size","lodicule quantity","marginal hair arrangement","marginal hair fragility","marginal hair relief","panicle architecture","panicle branch
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structure in adjective form","gametophyte texture","hair architecture or arrangement","hair arrangement","hair length or size","indument presence","indument
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"glume quantity","glume size","glume variability","hair architecture or shape","hair quantity","hair shape","hilum coloration or relief","inflorescence
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endostome cilia. The genus is somewhat heterogeneous, as C. whippleanum lacks hair-points and superficially is similar to Leskea. Recent phylogenetic work suggests
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costa insertion, rarely forming tomentum, slightly branched, smooth; axillary hair distal cells 1–8, hyaline. Stem-leaves crowded, circinate, falcate, or almost
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"glume quantity","glume size","glume variability","hair architecture or shape","hair quantity","hair shape","hilum coloration or relief","inflorescence
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