Ident 5 Flashcards

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Prunus x subhurtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’
Rosaceae
Calyx and Corolla in 3s
Numerous Stamen

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Lonicera ligustrina var pileata
Caprifoliaceae
Estipilate leaves, simple or pinately compound. Opposite on stem.
Flowers usually zygomorphic and tubular or bilabiate.
Inferior ovary.

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Abelia x grandiflora
Caprifoliaceae
Herbs shrubs or climbers
5 stamen from where the petals are fused

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Formium tenax
Ashphodelaceae
Monocotolydonous herbs, or with woody stems, perennial or annual.
Often rhizomatous with rosultate, dischous, basal, or cauline leaves.
Often articulated pedicels and fruit a capsule or berry.

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Griselinia littoralis
Griseliniaceae
Shrubs, sometimes epiphytic
Simple leaves with entire, denate or spinose margins.
Dioecious with flowers having 5 petals and sepals.
Inferior ovary.

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Ilex aquifolia ‘Aurea Marginata’
Aquifoliaceae
Dioecious trees or shrubs
Leave simple and alternate
Margins entire or spinose
Actinomorphi, unisexual flowers and inconspicuous
Superior ovary

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Escalonia rubra var macrantha
Escaloniaceae
Tree and shrubs
Simple, alternate leaves with glandular serrations
Flowers with 4-5 sepals and petals, mostly in terminal or axillary racemes, panicles or cymes

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Viburnum davidii
Viburnaceae
Herbs, shrubs or small trees
Leaves opposite, margins entire or serrate
Actinomorphic flowers
Inferior Ovary

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Prunus serrula
Rosaceae
Trees shrub or herbs
Stipulate leaves
Swollen hypanthium

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Cronus sericea ‘Flaveramea’
Cornaceae
Woody perrenials
Leaves opposite on the stem
Bisexual flowers
Perinanth 5-merous
Inferior ovary

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Akebia quinata
Lardizabalaceae
Mainly ever green, twinning wood vines.
Leaves alternate on the stem
Compound bi-triternate or trifoliate
Margins entire, leaflets elliptic
Inflorescence racemose or cymose

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Prunus laurocerasus ‘Otto Luyken’
Rosaceae
Trees shrubs or herbs
Stipulate leaves
Swollen hypantheum

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Acer campestre
Sapindaceae
Exstipulate leaves, simple or compound often opposite
Petiole bases often swollen
Fruit often lobed samaras or swollen

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Eucalyptus gunnii
Myrtaceae
Trees or shrub
Simple leaves sometimes opposite on stem
Camphor smell when crushed
Entire margins
Flowers with many stamens
Ovary inferior

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Ilex x alaclerensis ‘Golden King’
Dioecious trees or shrubs
Leave simple and alternate
Margins entire or spinose
Superior ovary

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