Flora of Dominica, Part 2 - Smithsonian Institution Libraries
Flora of Dominica, Part 2 - Smithsonian Institution Libraries
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NUMBER 77 13<br />
12. Venation pinnate.<br />
16. Leavesserrate.<br />
17. Hirsute herbs; leaves narrow ........... TURNERACEAE<br />
17. Glabrous woody plants; leaves broad.<br />
18. Placentation parietal ............ FLACOURTIACEAE<br />
18. Placentation mile ........... THEACEAE (Freziera)<br />
16. Leaves entire.<br />
19. Capsule woody; petals 4 ........... ELAEOCARPACEAE<br />
19. Capsule fleshy; petals 5.<br />
20. Stamens united by filaments ......... CANELLACEAE<br />
20. Stamens free ........... THEACEAE (Ternshoemia)<br />
GROUP 8. POLYPETALOUS DICOTS; OVARY SUPERIOR; STAMENS FEW (I 2 X PETALS)<br />
1. Stamens opposite petals and equaling petal number.<br />
2. Plants trees; petals and stamens unequal .............. SABIACEAE<br />
2. Plants vines; petals and stamens equal.<br />
3. Vines without tendrils ..................... BASELLACEAE<br />
3. Vines with tendrils ......................... VITACEAE<br />
1. Stamens alternate with petals or not equaling the petal number.<br />
4. Leaves opposite.<br />
5. Leaves compound.<br />
6. Styles 2-3.<br />
7. Styles 2; stamens 8-10. ................. CUNONIACEAE<br />
7. Styles 3; stamens 5 .................. STAPHYLEACEAE<br />
6. Style 1.<br />
8. Leaves glandular-punctate; odd-pinnate ...... RUTACEAE (Amyris)<br />
8. Leaves not glandular punctate; even-pinnate .... ZYGOPHYLLACEAE<br />
5. Leaves simple.<br />
9. Sepals each with a pair <strong>of</strong> glands ............ MALPIGHIACEAE<br />
9. Sepals without paired glands.<br />
10. Plants woody climbers; stamens 3 ......... HIPPOCRATEACEAE<br />
10. Plants not climbers; stamens 5 or more.<br />
11. Calyx tubular, elongate ................. LYTHRACEAE<br />
11. Calyx ovate.<br />
12. Leaves palmately veined . .......... MELASTOMATACEAE<br />
12. Leaves pinnately veined.<br />
13. Leaves broad; plants weak herbs , . , . . CARYOPHYLLACEAE<br />
13. Leaves narrow; plants weakly woody ..............<br />
............... MELASTOMATACEAE (Tibouchina)<br />
4. Leaves alternate.<br />
14. Leaves with pellucid glandular dots ................ RUTACEAE<br />
14. Leaves without pellucid dots.<br />
15. Carpels 5, free; vine with compound leaves ........ CONNARACEAE<br />
15. Carpels 1 or, if more, united.<br />
16. Ovary l-lo~ular.<br />
17. Style gynobasic ................ CHRYSOBALANACEAE<br />
17. Style terminal.<br />
18. Staminal filaments united; climbers with tendrils ..........<br />
......................... PASSIFLORACEAE<br />
18. Staminal filaments free or at least one free; not climbing or, if so then<br />
rarely with tendrils (some legumes).<br />
19. Flowers unisexual ............... ANACARDIACEAE<br />
19. Flowers bisexual.
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