The Plants of Michigan: Simple Keys for the Identification of the Native Seed Plants of the StateGleason, Henry A. (Henry Allan)
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The Plants of Michigan: Simple Keys for the Identification of the Native Seed Plants of the State
Gleason, Henry A. (Henry Allan)
Plants -- Michigan
17b. Leaves not heart-shape 20, 20, in =LILIACEAE=, p. 12.
18a. Divisions of the perianth (4 to 6) all essentially alike --19.
18b. Perianth differentiated into sepals and 2 or 3 colored petals
--21.
19a. Flowers in umbels --20.
19b. Flowers in dense round heads; petals 5
2a, in =UMBELLIFERAE=, p. 80.
19c. Flowers in spikes, racemes, or panicles 38, in =LILIACEAE=, p. 13.
20a. Ovary inferior, appearing below the perianth as a swelling at
the apex of the stalk; flowers bright yellow; leaves linear
=AMARYLLIDACEAE=, p. 14.
20b. Ovary inferior; flowers blue or white, terminating a flattened
winged leafless flower-stalk 3a, in =IRIDACEAE=, p. 15.
20c. Ovary superior, i. e., in the center of the flower and
separate from the perianth 31, in =LILIACEAE=, p. 13.
21a. Flowers in dense heads, yellow, 1 cm. wide or smaller
=XYRIDACEAE=, p. 9.
21b. Flowers in umbels, blue or white, 2 cm. wide or larger
=COMMELINACEAE=, p. 9.
22a. Flowers blue; ovary superior (defined under _20c_); stamens
distinct from the other parts of the flower --23.
22b. Ovary inferior (defined under _20a_); floral structure
complex; stamens attached to other parts of the flower and not
resembling ordinary stamens in form or structure
=ORCHIDACEAE=, p. 15.
23a. Leaves triangular-heart-shape at base; marsh plants
1a, in =PONTEDERIACEAE=, p. 10.
23b. Leaves not heart-shape at base =COMMELINACEAE=, p. 9.
GROUP 4, DICOTYLEDONES
1a. Foliage leaves all or principally basal; flower-stalk either
completely leafless, or bearing a single pair of opposite leaves
only. Bracts and scale-leaves are not considered foliage leaves --2.
1b. Stem-leaves present on the stem, either one or more in number, and
not limited to a single opposite pair --3.
2a. Leaves compound --7.
2b. Leaves simple --18.
3a. Stem-leaves all or chiefly opposite or whorled (the bracts of the
flower clusters may be alternate) --4.
3b. Stem-leaves all or chiefly alternate --5.
4a. Flowers small and inconspicuous, the perianth none or greenish
or chaffy, and never petal-like in appearance --50.
4b. Flowers with a white or colored petal-like perianth --66.
5a. Flowers small and inconspicuous, without any white or colored
petal-like perianth --118.
5b. Flowers large or small, but with a white or colored petal-like
perianth --6.
6a. Flowers small, not exceeding 3 mm. in length or breadth --144.
6b. Flowers larger, more than 3 mm. in length or breadth --166.
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