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lesser degree—along the stem.
Basal Arising from the base of the plant.
Cauline Attached to the
aerial stem.
Opposite Two leaves, branches, or
flower parts...
- sheathed, circinate,
covered with
sessile and
pedunculated glands. The
caulines are sessile, alternate, the
upper bracteiform.
Flowers are on top, racemiform...
- oblanceolate,
pinnately lobed to entire, 2–3 cm wide by 3–8 cm long. The
lower cauline leaves are smaller,
pinnately lobed; the
upper leaves become much reduced...
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hermaphrodite white flowers on
stems bearing a
single pair of
petiolate cauline leaves. Its
closest relative is
probably Claytonia virginica. "Claytonia...
- tree
species smooth or
fissuring when older. The
leaves are deciduous,
cauline, alternate, simple,
lanceolate to
elliptic to orbiculate, 0.5–10 x 0.5–5...
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support themselves by
means of
shoots that
twist around a
support or
through cauline or
foliar tendrils.
Plants can be heliophytes, mesophytes, or xerophytes...
- from the base, glabrous.
Leaves similar to paper, glabrous. The
middle cauline leaves petiolate,
petiole 3-6 cm; leaf
blade divided almost at the base...
- petiolated, oval-lanceolate and
lightly heart-shaped (cordate),
while cauline leaves are lanceolate,
sessile and amplexicaul. The
inflorescence is formed...
- (39–47 in) tall.
Radical leaves and
lower cauline ones
become withered when the
flowers bloom. Mid
cauline leaves are
arranged alternately,
ovate or wide...
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basal leaves typically trifoliate, and
upper leaves usually simple.
These cauline leaves are serrate.
Basal leaves are a
darker green and are
often co****ly...
