Etymology: Greek oinos, wine, and thera, seeking or catching, alluding to roots of some unknown plants possessing perfume of wine, perhaps misapplied by Linnaeus
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architecture or pubescence or relief","culm atypical some measurement","culm pubescence","culm some measurement","distal floret development","distal floret
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treat it as including Dichanthelium, Steincbisma, and some members of Urochloa. Recent work supports some aspects of the treatment presented here, but not all
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powerful, and - illa, diminutive, alluding to supposed medicinal qualities of some species Treatment appears in FNA Volume 9. Treatment on page 121. Mentioned
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Agrostideae Dumort., Aveneae Dumort., Hainardeae Greut., and Phalarideae Dumort.). Some of these are sometimes recognized as subtribes, often with modified circumscriptions
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turbinate, urceolate, cylindrical, or obconic, green (except red or yellow in some Cuphea and Punica), sometimes conspicuously ribbed; sepals persistent, 4–8
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then plants woody perennials > 13 13 Plants densely tomentose with at least some stellate hairs becoming golden brown in age, subshrubs Krascheninnikovia
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or length or size","whole-organism atypical some measurement","whole-organism duration","whole-organism some measurement","x chromosome quantity"]},{"rank":"tribe"
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group, which consists of diploids and some tetraploids in which sexual dimorphism is highly evolved (Bayer 1990). Some species of the Catipes group are specialized
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(distinct or ± connate, mostly linear to lanceolate, usually subequal, usually some or all bearing pellucid oil-glands as in leaves). Receptacles flat or convex
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(withered at flowering in annuals and some perennials) and/or cauline (much reduced, bractlike in annuals and some perennials); usually sessile; blades
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substrates, including gypsum, limestone, serpentine, or volcanic tuff, and some might be edaphically restricted (J. B. Glad 1976; H. J. Thompson and A. M
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placement of the Salicaceae and the genera included in it have varied greatly. Some botanists (H. G. A. Engler and K. Prantl 1887–1915) treated it as a primitive
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size","spore some measurement","stem architecture","stem architecture or shape","stem atypical some measurement","stem shape","stem some measurement","theca
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architecture","placenta arrangement","seed atypical quantity","seed quantity","seed some measurement","sepal coloration","sepal duration","sepal fusion","sepal height
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in generic delimitation between D. Potter et al. (2007) and the authors of some Potentilleae genera. Cyanogenic glycosides and sorbitol are absent in the
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B. pedunculosum) arising from the middle or high on common stalk (low in some individuals of B. montanum, B. mormo, and B. simplex), blade usually 1 per
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habitat of some species or quantity of liquid nectar borne in spurs, or Latin aquila, eagle, because of similarity in shape of curved spurs of some European
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(Burman f.) Trinius ex Henschel is sometimes cultivated for its edible tubers. Some species are weeds in rice fields, mostly extraterritorially. Almost all species
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page 420. Mentioned on page 410, 411. Plants annual, usually monoecious (in some species, staminate flowers rare). Stems usually erect, not fleshy. Inflorescences
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