poorly developed; petals not 2-partite; lip not 3-partite into linear divisions; tuberoids elongate, tapering. > 62 62 Sepals less than 5 mm; lip apex
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Nebr., N.J., N.Y., Oreg., Utah, Vt., Wis., Wyo., Eurasia Infraspecific divisions have been based on the size of fruit (for example, R. V. Lansdown 2006);
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tribe Thelypodieae), and Turritis (1 sp.; tribe Camelineae). A similar division involves Thlaspi, a genus recognized by Rollins to include nine species
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otherwise glabrous at maturity. Blade deltate to pentagonal, pedate, ultimate divisions pinnately divided, 1–2 × 1–2 m; rachis not winged. Pinnae few, closely
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most recent monograph of the genus is that by G. Kükenthal (1909). His division of the genus into four subgenera has been heavily criticized by many authors
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subspecies and variety (nevadensis), respectively. This poorly delimited division of the species is artificial, and both glandular and eglandular forms are
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there are no clear geographical and morphological patterns that support its division. For characteristics separating D. oligosperma from the closely related
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shape","cell-wall size or width","distal laminal cell quantity","division architecture","division shape","epidermis variability","gemma architecture","gemma
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shape","cell-wall size or width","central strand pubescence","division architecture","division shape","epidermis variability","gemma architecture","gemma
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pubescence","distal laminal cell size","distal laminal cell width","division architecture","division shape","epidermis variability","gemma architecture","gemma
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quantity","distal laminal cell size","distal laminal cell width","division architecture","division shape","epidermis variability","gemma architecture","gemma
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compound leaves, such as pinnate in form, with a central rachis and leaf divisions referred to as pinnae. Because the leaves of Myriophyllum are simple, we
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triangular to narrowly triangular or laciniate into subulate to filiform divisions, 0.6–1.3 mm, glabrous or sparsely pilose; petiole 0.2–0.9 mm, glabrous
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13–17 mm, lobes extensively and deeply divided, commonly into filiform divisions, margins rarely merely fringed or middle lobe merely lacerate-fringed,
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into 2–3 lanceolate to triangular, often entire-margined, spine-tipped divisions, main spines 2.5–7+ mm, abaxial faces densely gray-tomentose, adaxial thinly
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distinct or connate at base, 2-fid to laciniate into 2–5 linear to subulate divisions, 0.5–1 (–2) mm, glabrous or villous; petiole 0.5–2 mm, villous; blade usually
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spaced, spreading, coarsely spinose-dentate or cleft into 2–5 spine-tipped divisions, main spines 3–5 mm, faces densely gray-white-tomentose; basal usually
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taxa, here treated as divisions Cycadophyta, Coniferophyta, and Gnetophyta, grow naturally in North America. The fourth division, Ginkgophyta, was worldwide
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there is a selective elimination of genomes (heterotypic vs. homotypic divisions) before double fertilization, resulting in genetically identical diploid
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