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Who am I?
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Cross like(4 sepals 4 petals)
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Brassicaceae
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Monadelphous Stamens
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Malvaceaefilaments fused forming a tube around
the style
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Phytomelan crust
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AgavaceaeBlack crust covering seeds with
collapsed interlayers
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Epiphytic
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Orchidaceae plant that grows on another plant
without deriving nutrients or water
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Plicate leaves
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Arecaceaefolded
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I am usually a tree or a shrub. My leaves are
simple, alternate, and stipulate. My five petals
are clawed and my flowers are cup-shaped and with
a well-developed hypanthium. I also have a
intrastaminal nectar disk and my stamens are
epipetalous.
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Rhamnaceae
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Im a tree with leaves in a terminal cluster on
my usually unbranched trunk. My leaves are
long-petioled with a large basal sheath and
lateral spines. They are either feather-shaped
and pinnately divided or fan-shaped and palmately
divided with the divisions plicate. My
inflorescence is paniculate or compound-spicate.
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Arecaceae
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I could be a rhizomatous herb to a tree with a
large, woody caudex. My leaves are usually
alternate and spiral along the stem or in a basal
rosette. My flowers are usually small with 6
tepals often connate with a bell-shaped perianth.
I have 6 stamens and the filaments are often
adnate to tepals. My seeds lack a phytomelan
crust.
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Ruscaceae
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My herbage is in a dense rosette of more or less
succulent sessile leaves with sheathing and
overlapping leaf bases. My leaves have terminal
and lateral spines or filaments. My
inflorescence can be spike-like to paniculate,
terminal, or cymose. My flowers have 6 tepals in
two series and are typically thick and yellow or
white. Stamens are in two series of 3 and
basally adnate to the perianth. My seeds have a
phytomelan crust.
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Agavaceae
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Im an herb and often a epiphyte or a
saptrophyte. My growth is from creeping
rhizomes, pseudobulbs, tubers, or aerial roots.
I have basal leaves that are often 2-ranked,
sheathing, and sessile. In some genus my leaves
are reduced to sheathing scales and lack
chlorophyll. My flowers are perfect and
zygomorphic with a perianth in 2 whorls. I have
a labellum and one stamen that is adnate to the
style and stigma to form a column.
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Orchidaceae
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EuphorbiaceaeHerbs, shrubs, and trees often
with milky latex. 3-carpellate ovary with 3
styles and stigmas, the stigmas often divided
into 2 or more segments each. Cyanthium,
schizocarp.
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RosaceaeMostly woody, rhizomatous, thorns and
prickles, flowers showy with hypanthium, 5 sepals
and petals, numerous stamens, 1 to many fused
carpels
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Onagraceaeherbs, inferior ovary, sepals and
stamens borne on a long hypanthium tube, crossed
4 branched stigma, flowers 4-merous
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Brassicaceaecross-like, 4 sepals, 4 clawed
petals, prolonged receptacle that forms a
gynophore, leaves alternate and sometimes in a
basal rosette, silicle/silique
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Fabaceaeherbs, shrubs, trees with alternate
stipulate leaves, sometimes stipules stimose,
compound leaves, legumes, pulvini on petioles,
flowers 5-merous, 3 subfamilies
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Salicaceaetrees or shrubs, woody, deciduous,
leaves alternate, simple, and serrated,
inflorescence indeterminate, catkins, seeds with
coma
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Malvaceaeleaves alternate and palmately veined
with peltate or stellate trichomes,
inflorescences with supernumerary bracts,
numerous stamens united by filaments forming a
tube around style, 5 petals, 5 epipetalous
stames, flowers twisted in bud
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Lamiaceaeherbs, shrubs with square stems,
leaves opposite or whorled, aromatic, gynobasic
style, 5-lobed corolla, 4 epipetalous stamens,
superior ovary of 2 united carpels
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Arecaceaetrees or shrubs with unbranched or
rarely branched trunks, leaves in a crowded
terminal crown, leaves splitting, blades plicate,
panicle of small flowers, 3 sepals, petals, and
carpels, 6 or more stamens
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Agavaceaelarge rosette, rhizomatous, leathery
and fibrous leaves, succulent, leaves with
pointed tips, stamens and tepals 6, perianth
tubular to bell shaped, seeds with phytomelan
crust
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Orchidaceaeterrestrial, saprophytic, or
epiphytic herbs with rhizomes, corms, tubers,
stems basally thickened forming pseudobulbs,
perianth in 2 whorls 3 parts each, longitudinal
capsule, stamens adnate to style and stigma
forming a column
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Celtidaceaesimple and alternate leaves
asymmetrical at base, inflorescences axillary and
determinate, 5 part perianth, drupe
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Fagaceaeleaves usually alternate, simple, often
lobed, pinnate leaf venation, dangling catkin, nut
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Ruscaceaerhizomatous herbs to trees with a
large woody, caudex, leaves usually alternate and
spiral along stem or in basal rosette, simple,
entire with parallel venation, tepals 6, stamens
6, seed lacking phytomelan crust
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Rhamnaceaesimple stipulate leaves, small
perigynous cup-shaped flowers, well-developed
hypanthium, intrastaminal nectar disk, concave
and clawed petals, 4 or 5 epipetalous stamens, 4
or 5 lobed calyx, 4 or 5 petals or petalless