Florida wild flowers : an introduction to the flora of the Florida peninsula / by Mary Francis Baker.

  • Mary Francis Baker
Date:
1926
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Credit: Florida wild flowers : an introduction to the flora of the Florida peninsula / by Mary Francis Baker. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    FLOWERS BLUE, VIOLET, OR PURPLE A. TREES, SHRUBS, OR SHRUBBY PLANTS B. Leaves Opposite Flowers 4-5-lobed, fr. pulpy.Verbenaceae Flowers 2-lipped, fr. not pulpy.Labiatae B. Leaves Alternate Flowers with 1 petal, in dense racemes.. . .Amorpha Flowers tubular or strap-shaped, in heads. Compositae Flowers 4-5-lobed, not in heads.Solanaceae Flowers with 6 petals (3 large, 3 small) . ..Asimina A. HERBACEOUS PLANTS B. Leaves Basal, Chiefly Basal, or Lacking C. flowers irregular Leaves basal, fls. solitary, petals 5.Viola Leaves basal, fls. solitary, petals united. Pinguicula Leaves basal, fls. several or many.. .Orchidaceae Leaves chiefly basal, fls. in spikes.Pontederiaceae Leaves chiefly basal, fls. in panicles.Thalia Leaves lacking, fugacious, or rootlike.Utricularia C. FLOWERS REGULAR Flowers with 3 petals.Tillandsia Flowers with 5 petals, large, solitary.Sarracenia Flowers with 5 petals, small, many.. .Limonium Flowers 6-parted, lvs. grasslike.... Sisyrinchium Flowers 6-parted, lvs. scalelike, minute. Burmannia B. Leaves Opposite C. flowers in heads (which may resemble solitary flowers) Flowers tubular or strap-shaped, fr. an achene. Compositae Flowers 2-lipped, fr. 4 nutlets.Labiatae C. flowers not in heads Flowers More or Less Irregular Fruit a capsule, calyx lobes short. Scrophulariaceae Fruit a capsule, calyx lobes long, narrow.... Acanthaceae Fruit not a capsule.Verbenaceae PAGE 190 193 110 228 186 80 146 208 53 37 52 209 39 91 168 50 53 228 193 199 206 190
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