1062:(A)
previous:1008
Ovules basal, axillary, or apical.
next:1063
1062:(B)
Ovules parietal. Endosperm absent. Embryo usually curved.
next:1064
1063:(A)
previous:1062
Ovules axillary or basal.
next:1066
1063:(B)
Ovules apical. Leaves alternate, not translucent-glandularpunctate. Stipules absent. Stamens 5. Styles 2 or 3. Ovules 3, pendulous. America.
1064:(A)
previous:1062
Stamens 6-10, rarely 4. Ovary usually stipitate. Shrubs or trees. Stigma 1. Fruit juicy, berry-like.
1064:(B)
Stamens 4-6. Ovary usually sessile. Herbs or shrubs or treelets.
next:1065
1065:(A)
previous:1064
Herbs or undershrubs. Stipules absent. Ovary 2-, rarely 3- or 4-locular. Fruit dry, usually dehiscent. Sepals 4, free. Petals 4, imbricate. Stamens 6, unequal, rarely less. Stigmas 1 or ?.
1065:(B)
Shrubs or treelets. Stipules present. Ovary 4-7-locular. Fruit a drupe. Sepals, petals and stamens equal in number, 4-6. Sepals imbricate or valvate. Petals imbricate. Stigma 4-7-lobed. (Brexia, Brexiaceae)
Brexiaceae
1066:(A)
previous:1063
Style 1, simple.
next:1073
1066:(B)
Styles 2 - 5 and free or stigmas 2 - 5 and sessile.
next:1067
1067:(A)
previous:1066
Leaves opposite or in whorls.
next:1068
1067:(B)
Leaves alternate or radical.
next:1071
1068:(A)
previous:1067
Stipules absent.
next:1069
1068:(B)
Stipules present. Stem woody.
next:1070
1069:(A)
previous:1068
Leaves simple. Stamens 9 in 3 bundles. Styles 3.
1069:(B)
Leaves 3-foliolate, seemingly in whorls of 6 leaflets. Stamens numerous, free. Styles 2. ( Bauera, Baueraceae)
Baueraceae
1070:(A)
previous:1068
Stamens 8 or 10. Styles 2 or 3. Shrubs or trees.
1070:(B)
Stamens 5. Styles 3.
1071:(A)
previous:1067
Stem herbaceous. -Stipules absent. Stamens 4 or 8 or 10.
next:1072
1071:(B)
Stem woody. Stipules small, early fugaceous. Stamens 5. Brazil, Guianas. (Goupiaceae)
Goupiaceae
1072:(A)
previous:1071
Leaves alternate, undivided. Ovary deeply lobed. Styles 3 or 4.
1072:(B)
Leaves radical, lobed. Ovary weakly lobed. Styles or stigmas 4 or 5.
1073:(A)
previous:1066
Stamens as many as petals or less.
next:1074
1073:(B)
Stamens more than petals.
next:1083
1074:(A)
previous:1073
Anthers dehiscing with 2 longitudinal slits or with 1 transverse slit.
next:1076
1074:(B)
Anthers dehiscing with 2 apical pores or with 1 longitudinal slit. Shrubs. Leaves alternate, undivided. Stipules absent. Flowers actinomorphic. Ovary 5-locular. Style 1.
next:1075
1075:(A)
previous:1074
Sepals usually connate, sometimes absent or free. Anthers dehiscing with 2 apical slits.
1075:(B)
Sepals entirely free and imbricate. Anthers dehiscing with 1 longitudinal slit.
1076:(A)
previous:1074
Flowers zygomorphic.
next:1077
1076:(B)
Flowers actinomorphic.
next:1078
1077:(A)
previous:1076
Leaves opposite, undivided, Petals 5. Stamens connate. Ovary 3-locular.
1077:(B)
Leaves alternate, pinnately compound. Petals 4. Stamens free. Ovary 4-locular. Stipules present. Sepals 5. Fruit a capsule.
1078:(A)
previous:1076
Leaves pinnately compound, rarely simple, then translucent-glandular-punctate.
next:1079
1078:(B)
Leaves simple, not partite, not translucent-glandular-punctate, usually opposite.
next:1082
1079:(A)
previous:1078
Stipules present, sometimes early fugacious (!)
next:1080
1079:(B)
Stipules absent.
next:1081
1080:(A)
previous:1079
Woody plants. Ovary 3-locular.
1080:(B)
Herbs. Ovary 4- or 5-locular. (Tetradiclis, Tribulus)
1081:(A)
previous:1079
Trees. Leaves not translucent-glandular-punctate. Stamens inserted on the upper margin of a cushion-shaped or columnar disk. Leaves alternate. Flowers in racemes. Stigma 1, discoid. Ovary 4- or 5-locular.
1081:(B)
Woody plants. Leaves translucent-glandular-punctate. Stamens usually inserted at the base of a cup-shaped disk. Ovary 3-, or 5-more-locular. (incl. Flindersiaceae)
Flindersiaceae
1082:(A)
previous:1078
Stamens as many as petals, 4 or 5, inserted on or outside the disk. Anthers usually introrse. Endosperm usually present.
1082:(B)
Stamens less than petals, 3 or rarely 2 or 4, inserted on or inside the disk, very rarely as many as the petals, 5, and inserted within the disk. Anthers extrorse. Endosperm absent.
1083:(A)
previous:1073
Filaments free.
next:1084
1083:(B)
Filaments more or less connate.
next:1094
1084:(A)
previous:1083
Ovary sessile, rarely stipitate, but then either ovary deeply lobed, or leaves compound.
next:1085
1084:(B)
Ovary usually stipitate, undivided. Woody plants. Leaves alternate, simple. Fruit a berry.
next:1092
1085:(A)
previous:1084
Leaves compound and stamens 5 - 8, or leaves simple, then not translucent-glandular-punctate and stamens up to 10.
next:1086
1085:(B)
Leaves compound, rarely simple, then translucent-glandularpunctate. Stamens 8- 10. Stamens inserted outside the disk or on its margin. Anthers with 2 longitudinal slits.
next:1093
1086:(A)
previous:1085
Stipules present (scars) Leaves simple. Calyx valvate.
next:1087
1086:(B)
Stipules absent. Leaves simple or compound.
next:1088
1087:(A)
previous:1086
Inflorescence usually elongate. Corolla valvate. Anthers dehiscing apically.
1087:(B)
Flowers in axillary fascicles. Corolla apert or slightly imbricate. Anther dehiscing longitudinally. (Gynotroches)
1088:(A)
previous:1086
Leaves compound. Stamens 5 - 8. Disk extra-staminal. Anthers with longitudinal slits. Ovary 3-locular.
1088:(B)
Leaves simple.
next:1089
1089:(A)
previous:1088
Herbs.
next:1090
1089:(B)
Woody plants.
next:1091
1090:(A)
previous:1089
Autotrophic plants with well-developed, green leaves. Anthers incurved in bud, with 2 apical pores or tubules.
1090:(B)
Non-green saprophytes without well-developed leaves. Anthers erect in bud, thecae with a common slit, or with 2 longitudinal slits.
1091:(A)
previous:1089
Shrubs. Stamens 6 - 10, inserted on the margin of the disk or outside the disk. Anthers dehiscing by 2 pores or slits.
1091:(B)
Small trees. Stamens 10. Disk extra-staminal. Anthers dehiscing longitudinally. Ovary 5-locular. (Greyiaceae)
Greyiaceae
1092:(A)
previous:1084
Petals 2 - 4, free. Stigma sessile. Endosperm absent.
1092:(B)
Petals 5, coherent at base. Style 1. Stigma 3 - 5 lobed. Tropical W. Africa. (Pentadiplandraceae, sometimes in Celastraceae)
Pentadiplandraceae
1093:(A)
previous:1085
Leaves translucent-glandular-punctate. Stipules absent. Stamens usually inappendiculate. (incl. Flindersiaceae)
Flindersiaceae
1093:(B)
Leaves not translucent-glandular-punctate. Stipules present. Stamens usually appendiculate. Calyx and corolla imbricate.
1094:(A)
previous:1083
Leaves opposite or in whorls.
next:1095
1094:(B)
Leaves alternate.
next:1096
1095:(A)
previous:1094
Leaves translucent-glandular-punctate. Stipules absent. Flowers actinomorphic. Stamens 8- 10. Ovary 4- or 5-locular.
1095:(B)
Leaves not glandular-punctate. Stipules present. Flowers zygomorphic. Stamens 6. Ovary 3-locular. Leaves undivided. Petals 5.
1096:(A)
previous:1094
Leaves undivided. Flowers usually zygomorphic. Embryo curved. Ovary stipitate.
1096:(B)
Leaves pinnately compound, rarely simple, then, as usual, flowers actinomorphic, ovary sessile to immersed in the disk, and embryo straight. Stipules absent. Ovary 2-6-locular.
1097:(A)
previous:927
Styles or stigmas connate.
next:1098
1097:(B)
Styles and stigmas completely free.
next:1100
1098:(A)
previous:1097
Leaves translucent-glandular-punctate.
1098:(B)
Leaves not translucent-glandular-punctate. Shrubs or trees. Filaments free. Ovule 1 per carpel.
next:1099
1099:(A)
previous:1098
Disk extra-staminal. Leaves usually paripinnate, sometimes imparipinnate or simple.
1099:(B)
Disk intra-staminal. Leaves either imparipinnate or simple.
1100:(A)
previous:1097
Ovules 1 or 2 per carpel. Shrubs or trees.
next:1101
1100:(B)
Ovules numerous, rarely 1 or 2 per carpel, then plant a herb or an undershrub (Crassulaceae)
next:1103
1101:(A)
previous:1100
Leaves simple, undivided, not translucent-glandular-punctate.
next:1102
1101:(B)
Leaves compound, if simple translucent-glandular-punctate.
next:1104
1102:(A)
previous:1101
Ovule 1 per carpel, more or less apical, or 2.
1102:(B)
Ovule 1 per carpel and basal. Stamens 8 - 10.
1103:(A)
previous:1100
Herbs or undershrubs. Leaves simple. Fruit a capsule.
1103:(B)
Lianas with palmately compound leaves or trees with pinnately compound leaves. Fruit composed of berries. Sepals and petals 3. Stamens 6.
1104:(A)
previous:1101
Ovule 1 per carpel, more or less apical. (incl. Kirkiaceae)
Kirkiaceae
1104:(B)
Ovules 2 per carpel.
next:1105
1105:(A)
previous:1104
Leaves translucent-glandular-punctate. Stamens 3 - 5. Endosperm present.
1105:(B)
Leaves rarely translucent-glandular-punctate, then endosperm absent. Stamens 10, sometimes 5 staminodial.