the branch axes beneath the sessile florets, the dispersal unit being a sessile floret, the internode to the next sessile floret, the pedicel, and the
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presence of such glandular hairs, whether sessile or in depressions or pits (as appropriate, “in pits” or “sessile” may be added for clarification). Inflorescences
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sometimes distichous (Malvoideae), usually petiolate, sometimes subsessile or sessile (Malvoideae), stipulate (usually well developed), simple (compound in Abelmoschus);
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stipulelike glands at base of petioles and pedicels]; petiolate, sessile, or subsessile (sessile auriculate or not, sometimes amplexicaul); blade margins entire
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subshrubs; eglandular. Trichomes usually short-stalked, subsessile, or sessile, sometimes long-stalked, stellate, scalelike, subdendritic, or forked, sometimes
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biennials, or perennials [subshrubs]; eglandular. Trichomes stalked or sessile, usually stellate, dendritic, cruciform, or forked, sometimes mixed with
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opposite, sometimes mostly whorled or alternate; usually petiolate, sometimes sessile; margins entire or dentate to pinnatifid or palmatifid (faces often gland-dotted)
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Perennials or, rarely, biennials; eglandular. Trichomes often short-stalked, sessile, or subsessile, usually forked or dendritic, rarely malpighiaceous, sometimes
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basal, or basal and cauline; opposite, alternate, or both; petiolate or sessile; blades cordate, deltate, elliptic, lanceolate, linear, rhombic, orbiculate
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rarely whorled, connate proximally, petiolate (basal leaves) or often sessile, not stipulate; blade linear or subulate to ovate, not succulent or rarely
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umbels, panicles, or spikes, or flowers solitary, flowers pedicellate or sessile. Flowers bisexual, sometimes unisexual, inconspicuous or showy, radially
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opposite, sometimes whorled or alternate; usually petiolate, sometimes sessile; blade margins entire, toothed, lobed, or dissected. Heads homogamous (usually
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short-stipitate- to stipitate-glandular > 34 33 Petioles sessile-glandular; bracteole margins usually sessile-glandular to short-stipitate-glandular, except stipitate-glandular
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dendritic [subdendritic], sometimes absent. Cauline leaves petiolate or sessile; blade base auriculate or not, margins entire, dentate, or pinnately lobed
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variously lobed or parted, or compound, all petiolate or distal leaves sessile; cauline leaves alternate (rarely a distal pair opposite in Ranunculus sect
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Leaves: basal usually withering by flowering, usually petiolate, sometimes sessile or subsessile, blades 1-nerved, spatulate to oblanceolate, elliptic, or
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members of each unit usually with pedicels of different lengths or 1 spikelet sessile. Glumes usually 2, equal or unequal, shorter or longer than the adjacent
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alternate to opposite or whorled, simple, without stipules, petiolate or sessile; blade unlobed or with 1-3 odd-pinnate, subpalmate, or palmate orders of
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spike of unisexual, apetalous, sessile flowers, each subtended by a floral bract), and a peduncle. A catkin may be sessile on a branch or borne on a relatively
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absent); involucel bracteoles absent. Pedicels present or rarely flowers sessile. Flowers bisexual or seldom unisexual, sometimes inconspicuous; perianth
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