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| Plant Family Characteristics for Field Identification | NAME: |
| FAMILY | CALYX | COROLLA | ANDROECIUM | GYNOECIUM | FRUIT | LEAVES | OTHER NOTES, common genera |
| Subclass Rosidae: A diverse set orders that, like the Dilleniidae, lacks a distinct set of key characters. General features include: Typically syncarpous, but apocarpous flowers frequent in the Rosales and unicarpellous in the Fabales. Petals usually distinct, sometimes lacking or fused at the base, rarely sympetalous. Nectary disks are frequent. Leaves simple or can be pinnately compound. Placentation various, most often axile. | |||||||
| Rosaceae Rose |
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| Saxifragaceae Saxifrage |
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| Fabaceae or Leguminosae Bean or Pea |
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| Onagraceae Evening Primrose |
Oenothera = Evening Primrose,
Circaea = Enchanter's Nightshade, Epilobium = Fireweed, Willow Herb | ||||||
| Euphorbiaceae Spurge |
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| Geraniaceae Geranium |
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| Apiaceae or Umbelliferae Carrot or Parsley |
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