pubescence","inflorescence architecture","inflorescence architecture or arrangement","inflorescence arrangement","inflorescence life cycle","inflorescence shape"
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form","fruits capsule dehiscence","hypanthium fusion","inflorescence arrangement","inflorescence reproduction","leaf architecture","nectary position","nectary
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in adjective form","hastulum presence","inflorescence architecture","inflorescence arrangement","inflorescence quantity","leaf arrangement","leaf-blade
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in adjective form","hastulum presence","inflorescence architecture","inflorescence arrangement","inflorescence quantity","leaf arrangement","leaf-blade
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architecture","growth life cycle","hilum prominence","inflorescence architecture or arrangement","inflorescence position","leaf architecture","lobe shape","median
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usually amphistomic, papillose on both surfaces. Inflorescences: proximal bract longer than inflorescence. Spikes: erect; proximal 2–6 spikes pistillate;
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pubescence","inflorescence architecture","inflorescence architecture or arrangement","inflorescence arrangement","inflorescence life cycle","inflorescence shape"
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pistillate flowers in loose to tight clusters in separate inflorescences or intermixed in same inflorescence on same or different plants; bracts narrowly triangular
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nonflowering individuals with single elliptical, ovate, or obovate “bulb-leaf.” Inflorescences loosely racemose, bracteate; bracts leaflike. Flowers 1–many, usually
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"fruits capsule texture","gynoecium architecture","gynoecium fusion","inflorescence position","lateral sepal fusion","lateral sepal quantity","leaf architecture"
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androgynous spikes and a tendency for multiple spikes at each node of the inflorescence and by lacking proximal bladeless sheaths. Species 307–314, 316–322 form
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Dombeyoideae Beilschmied, and Helicteroideae Meisner. Malvaceae range widely in inflorescence structure; all members share a basic repeating bicolor unit (a terminal
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form","fruits capsule dehiscence","hypanthium fusion","inflorescence arrangement","inflorescence reproduction","leaf architecture","nectary position","nectary
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scale arrangement","flower reproduction","inflorescence architecture","inflorescence position","inflorescence position or structure subtype","involucral-bract
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truncate, sometimes erose, unawned or awned, sometimes varying within an inflorescence, awns arising from near the lemma bases to near the apices, usually geniculate
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blades V-shaped in cross-section when young, glabrous or puberulent. Inflorescence usually 1 spike, rarely short second spike; bractless or bract filiform
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surfaces smooth, gray-canescent, glabrescent. Inflorescences panicles, 1–3-branched, immature inflorescence pendent, (branches crowded, bell-shaped, ± obscured
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reproduction","gynophore fusion","gynophore presence","inflorescence arrangement","inflorescence position or structure subtype","juice odor or shape","juice
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cultivated for edible fruit. Hovenia dulcis is grown for its edible, fleshy inflorescence stalks. Some species of Ceanothus, Hovenia, Paliurus, and Rhamnus are
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relational","inflorescence branch architecture","inflorescence branch arrangement","inflorescence nutrition","inflorescence position","inflorescence position
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