Species to know Flashcards by Daniel McNair | Brainscape

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carex glaucescens

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Juncus effusus

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Potamogeton sp.

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Rhynchospora corniculata

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Scirpus cyperinus

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Triadenum walteri

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Typha latifolia

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Utricularia gibba

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Xyris iridifolia

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Baccharis halimifolia

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Mikania scandens

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Polygonum sp.

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Woodwardia virginica

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Itea virginica

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Oldenlandia corymbosa

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Cyrilla racemiflora

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Betula nigra

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Ampelopsis arborea

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Chasmanthium latifolium

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Habinaria repens

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Isotrema tomentosum

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Lemna sp.

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Lobelia cardinalis

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Nymphaea odorata

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Paspalum fluitans

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Proserpinaca palustris

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Salvinia minima

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Sparganium americanum

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Tarenaya (Cleome) hassleriana

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Verbesina walteri

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Wolffia sp.

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Ambrosia artemisiifolia

(Asteraceae/Compositae)

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Bidens alba

(Asteraceae/Compositae)

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Cephalanthus occidentalis

(Rubiaceae)

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Submerged aquatic, no leaves above water.

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Ceratophyllum demersum

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Conoclinium coelestinum

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Eichhornia crassipes

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Eupatorium rotundifolium

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Helianthus angustifolius

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Square stem

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Hyptis alata

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Aromatic leaves, slightly succulent, hairy stems

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Bacopa caroliniana

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Scleria triglomerata

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short hairs on stems

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Solidago ulmifolia

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Grass

>2 florets that are visible past the glumes

many florets on floppy spikelets

1-3 nerves on glabrous lemma

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Eragrostis sp

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Grass

lemma and glume are tuberculate (bumpy)

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Panicum verrucosum

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Spikelets held tight to the axis, like Bahia grass

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Paspalum sp.

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Onoclea sensibilis

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Potamogeton pusillus

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Sagittaria lancifolia

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Sagittaria latifolia

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Leaves can look like Acer or Platanus leaves

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Smallanthus uvedalius

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Thelypteris kunthii

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Trichostema dichotomum

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Lateral veins form chain around midvein

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Woodwardia areolata

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Grass

Three long awns coming off of spikelet

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Aristida

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Stems have edges

Spikelets are flattened

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Cyperus sp

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Sheath, but no blade

Tubercle attached to achene

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Eleocharis sp

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Has real leaves, lacks a tubercle on the achene

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Fimbristylis schoenoides

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stem has edges

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Fuirena squarrosa

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Hydrocotyle bonariensis

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Leaves somewhat succulent

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Bacopa monnieri

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coastal beach environments

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Ipomoea sagittata

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Blueish tint, wetter habitats, no spines

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Sabal minor

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Compound leaves, toothed, swampy habitats

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Carya aquatica

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Large fruits and leaves, leaves sometimes with a few teeth

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Nyssa aquatica

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Nuphar lutea

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leaves are sharply and finely serrate, marsh habitats

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Zizaniopsis miliacea

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Ctenium aromaticum

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Head is very hard

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Eriocaulon decangulare

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Lycopodiella appressa

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Muhlenbergia expansa

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tall, white fluffy grass

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Saccharum sp

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Glume/lemma looks like a whale’s throat

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Sacciolepis striata

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Branches of panicle are whorled

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Sporabolus juncea

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Only one spikelet per node

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Schizachyrium scoparium

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Sarracenia psittacina

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Sarracenia alata

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Ray flowers fall off and leave the head with only disc flowers, which turn purplish

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Balduina uniflora

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Drosera sp.

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Hypericum galioides

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Potamogeton species

Stipular sheaths of submerged leaves adnate (wrapping around, attached to) to leaf base blade

Tip usually projecting as ligule

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Potamogeton diversifolius

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Potamogeton species

Stipular sheaths of submersed leaves are free

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Potamogeton pulcher

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10-35 pairs of leaflets

Yellow flower

quadrangular seed pods

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Sesbania drummondii

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Yellow flowers

Flat-ish seed pod

8-13 pairs of leaflets

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Sesbania versicaria

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Flowers in a narrow, crowded panicle

Leaves strongly erect upward against stem

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Solidago stricta

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Flowers usually on one side of the branches of the inflorescence

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Solidago odora

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Vallisneria americana

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Finely saw-toothed edge to leaves

Brackish water

Sedge, rounder stems

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Cladium jamaicense

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Edges smooth or nearly smooth

Spikelets glabrous

More green, occurs right at edge of marsh (higher salt content)

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Spartina alterniflora

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Edges of leaves very rough, scabrous

Spikelets scabrous and in a more widely spread panacle

Found farther upstream, still brackish, not as high salinity as the other sp of the same genus

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Spartina cynosuroides

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Very tallgrass , with tassle like inflorescence

Brackish water

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Phragmites australis

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Found farther upstream on Pascagoula

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Zizania aquatica