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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «OCREAE»
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1
Flora of the Northeast: A Manual of the Vascular Flora of ...
Ocreae fringed with cilia or bristles. (Fig. 418). s. Stems spreading-hirsute and/or
bristly-glandular. Stems spreading-hirsute; ocreae with a divergent flange at the
summit. (Fig. 418) 23. P. orientale Stems bristly-glandular; ocreae without flange
...
Dennis W. Magee, Harry E. Ahles, 2007
2
An Excursion Flora of Central Tamilnadu, India
Spreading/straggling 5 Ocreae acute or obtuse, base hairy. Nutlets convex to flat.
Capitate clusters subtended by an involucral If. Tepals 4. Spreading herb .... P.
ncpalensis 5 Ocreae acuminate, glabrous. Nutlets trigonous. Capitate clusters
not ...
Ocreae 2-lobed, the lobes serrate. Butte Co 18. P. Bidwclliae AA. Fis. fascicled in
terminal dense to open spikelike racemes or in panicles without leafy bracts;
ocreae rarely hyaline or lacerate. B. Infi, elongate, spiciform, not in ample
panicles ...
Philip Alexander Munz, 1973
4
Descriptive Flora of Puerto Rico and Adjacent Islands: ...
Annual or perennial herbs, occasionally shrubs or scandent, glabrous or
pubescent, often glandular, the stems often enlarged at the nodes; leaves
alternate, ocreae usually conspicuous, often fringed with strigose cilia;
inflorescence of ...
5
Plant Life of Kentucky: An Illustrated Guide to the Vascular ...
P. caespitosum. 5. Ocreolae cilia < 2 mm, shorter than flowers; leaves rarely
rhombic; habit various. 6. Ocreae cilia 1–2 mm; inflorescence ≥ 5 mm broad,
with flowers closely overlapping, frequently 10 or more per cm; annuals from
fibrous ...
6
Flora of the Arabian Peninsula and Socotra
Ocreae with a terminal fringe of fine bristles; leaves not gland-dotted 4 + Ocreae
without a terminal fringe of fine bristles, rarely shortly ciliate; leaves minutely
gland-dotted 6 4. Spikes slender, interrupted, 'zig-zagging' when immature;
leaves ...
Anthony G. Miller, Thomas A. Cope, J. A. Nyberg, 1996
7
Aquatic and Wetland Plants of Southwestern United States
Leaf blades at least 2.5 times as long as wide; petioles usually less than 20 mm.
long; mature ocreae at least l.5 times as long as broad (22) 22(21). Perianth
glandular (23) 22. Perianth without glands (25) 23(22). Achenes biconvex, oval in
...
Donovan Stewart Correll, Helen B. Correll, 1975
8
Guide to the Vascular Plants of Central Florida
Ocreae not fringed with cilia or bristles 2 1 . Ocreae fringed with cilia or bristles 3
2. Perianth glandular-punctate 1. P. densiflorum 2. Perianth not glandular-
punctate 4. P. lapathifolium 3. Stems hirsute 4 3. Stems glabrate or merely
puberulent 5 ...
Richard P. Wunderlin, 1982
9
The Plants of Pennsylvania: An Illustrated Manual
H.Gross Knotweed Lax annual to 4 dm tall, leaves ovate or deltoid, abruptly
narrowed to the winged petiole, which is often expanded and clasping at the
base; ocreae bristly at the base; peduncles stipitate-glandular; inflorescence
head-like ...
Ann Fowler Rhoads, Timothy A. Block, 2007
10
Flora of Barro Colorado Island
KEY TO THE SPECIES OF POLYGONUM Leaves conspicuously strigose all over
; ocreae with long apical cilia to 1.5 cm long P. acuminatum H.B.K. Leaves
glabrous or pubescent on veins only; ocreae with apical cilia lacking or less than
1 cm ...
