Term
-sticky sap
-whorl leaf pattern
-lanceolate
-dark, smooth leaves w/ entire margins
-penni-parallel venation |
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Definition
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Nerium oleander
F: Apocynaceae
C: Oleander
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Term
-Milky sap
-Opposite leaves
-Underside much lighter
-Midrib & veins very distinct (lighter)
-Brown stems-will turn woody
-Groundcover |
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Definition
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Trachelospermum asiaticum
F: Apocynaceae
C: Small leaf confederate jasmine
Note: Leaves more ovate than Vinca major
Note: Stems brown unlike Vinca's green
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Term
-Milky sap
-Opposite leaves
-Underside much lighter
-Midrib & veins very distinct (lighter)
-Brown stems-will turn woody
-Groundcover |
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Definition
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Trachelospermum asiaticum
F: Apocynaceae
C: Small leaf confederate jasmine
Note: Leaves more ovate than Vinca major
Note: Stems brown unlike Vinca's green
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Term
-Milky sap
-Opposite, cordate leaves
-Green, herbaceous stems
-Groundcover |
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Definition
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Vinca major
F: Apocynaceae
C: Periwinkle
Note: Leaves cordate, not ovate
Note: Stems herbaceous, not woody like Trachelospermum asiaticum
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Term
-Milky sap
-Opposite, cordate leaves
-Green, herbaceous stems
-Groundcover |
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Definition
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Vinca major
F: Apocynaceae
C: Periwinkle
Note: Leaves cordate, not ovate
Note: Stems herbaceous, not woody like Trachelospermum asiaticum
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Term
-Palmate
-Armed petioles
-Spines point toward trunk (teeth-like)
-Burlap appearance
-Leaflets often split at apex |
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Definition
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Acoelorrhaphe wrightii
F: Arecaceae
C: Saw cabbage palm
Note: More slender than Chamaerops
Note: Spines look more like shark teeth than Chamerops
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Term
-Palmate
-Armed petioles
-Spines point toward trunk (teeth-like)
-Burlap appearance
-Leaflets often split at apex |
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Definition
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Acoelorrhaphe wrightii
F: Arecaceae
C: Saw cabbage palm
Note: More slender than Chamaerops
Note: Spines look more like shark teeth than Chamerops
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Term
-Bluish fronds strongly recurving toward trunk
-Pinnate
-Sharktooth-like spines |
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Definition
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Butia capitata
F: Arecaceae
C: Pindo palm
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Term
-Bluish fronds strongly recurving toward trunk
-Pinnate
-Sharktooth-like spines |
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Definition
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Butia capitata
F: Arecaceae
C: Pindo palm
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Term
-Yellowish-orange spines w/ black tips point towards leaf
-Somewhat glaucous underside
-Leedle-like leaflets
-Basal sprouter |
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Definition
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Chamaerops humilis
F: Arecaceae
C: European fan palm
Note: Stouter than Acoelorrhaphe
Note: Spines are slender & point toward leaf unlike Acoelorrhaphe
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Term
-Yellowish-orange spines w/ black tips point towards leaf
-Somewhat glaucous underside
-Leedle-like leaflets
-Basal sprouter |
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Definition
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Chamaerops humilis
F: Arecaceae
C: European fan palm
Note: Stouter than Acoelorrhaphe
Note: Spines are slender & point toward leaf unlike Acoelorrhaphe
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Term
-Leaflets droop for last 8 or so inches
-Usu. not armed
-Very large hastula
-NO sinus hairs
-Costapalmate
-Up to 30 ft. |
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Definition
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Livistona chinensis
F: Arecaceae
C: Chinese fan palm
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Term
-Leaflets droop for last 8 or so inches
-Usu. not armed
-Very large hastula
-NO sinus hairs
-Costapalmate
-Up to 30 ft. |
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Definition
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Livistona chinensis
F: Arecaceae
C: Chinese fan palm
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Term
-very large round base
-very armed
-pinnate
-Leaves droom somewhat; 10-20 ft long
-Diamond-shaped petiole bases
-Spines in groups of four
-to 60 ft |
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Definition
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Phoenix canariensis
F: Arecaceae
C: Canary Island date palm
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Term
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Definition
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Phoenix canariensis
F: Arecaceae
C: Canary Island date palm
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Term
-leaflets reduce down to spines on petiole
-spine pattern in fours
-pinnate
-stems come out horizontal and curve up
-induplicate (pinched leaflets at base) |
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Definition
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Phoenix reclinata
F: Arecaceae
C: Senegal date palm
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Term
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Definition
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Phoenix reclinata
F: Arecaceae
C: Senegal date palm
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Term
-large needles at very thick, short base
-smooth petioles
-palmate
-glaucous underside |
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Definition
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Rhapidophyllum hystrix
F: Arecaceae
C: Needle palm
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Term
-large needles at very thick, short base
-smooth petioles
-palmate
-glaucous underside |
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Definition
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Rhapidophyllum hystrix
F: Arecaceae
C: Needle palm
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Term
-palmate
-very thin, smooth petioles
-very hairy, narrow stems
-rhizominous |
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Definition
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Rhapis excelsa
F: Arecaceae
C: Lady palm
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Term
-palmate
-very thin, smooth petioles
-very hairy, narrow stems
-rhizominous |
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Definition
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Rhapis excelsa
F: Arecaceae
C: Lady palm
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Term
-groundcoveresque
-palmate
-smooth petioles
-large underground stem |
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Definition
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Sabal minor
F: Arecaceae
C: Dwarf palmetto
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Term
-groundcoveresque
-palmate
-smooth petioles
-large underground stem |
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Definition
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Sabal minor
F: Arecaceae
C: Dwarf palmetto
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Term
-large tree
-costapalmate
-sinus hairs
-trunk slightly hairy
-dead leaf stems lay flat in woven appearance |
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Definition
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Sabal palmetto
F: Arecaceae
C: Cabbage palm
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Term
-large tree
-costapalmate
-sinus hairs
-trunk slightly hairy
-dead leaf stems lay flat in woven appearance |
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Definition
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Sabal palmetto
F: Arecaceae
C: Cabbage palm
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Term
-very sharp, sawlike armed petiole
-glaucous
-slightly costapalmate
-bunches of oblong, grape-sized yellow-green fruit |
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Definition
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Serenoa repens
F: Arecaceae
C: Saw palmetto
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Term
-very sharp, sawlike armed petiole
-glaucous
-slightly costapalmate
-bunches of oblong, grape-sized yellow-green fruit |
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Definition
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Serenoa repens
F: Arecaceae
C: Saw palmetto
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Term
-very large leaves
-petiole scars form rings around palm
-up to 40 ft
-pinnate |
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Definition
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Syagrus romanzoffianum
F: Arecaceae
C: Queen palm
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Term
-very large leaves
-petiole scars form rings around palm
-up to 40 ft
-pinnate |
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Definition
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Syagrus romanzoffianum
F: Arecaceae
C: Queen palm
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Term
-Palmate
-Leaves often persist after dying, making a skirt
-Very large leaf area where leaflets don't divide
-Sinus hairs
-Slightly costapalmate
-Bark very textured |
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Definition
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Washingtonia robusta
F: Arecaceae
C: Washington Palm
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Term
-Palmate
-Leaves often persist after dying, making a skirt
-Very large leaf area where leaflets don't divide
-Sinus hairs
-Slightly costapalmate
-Bark very textured |
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Definition
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Washingtonia robusta
F: Arecaceae
C: Washington Palm
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Term
-Great hedge
-Retuse apex (apex dips back in)
-Glaucous stripe underneath leaf |
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Definition
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Buxus microphylla
F: Buxaceae
C: Boxwood
Note: Looks like Ilex vomitoria 'Nana' but paler thicker leaves w/ entire margins
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Term
-Great hedge
-Retuse apex (apex dips back in)
-Glaucous stripe underneath leaf |
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Definition
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Buxus microphylla
F: Buxaceae
C: Boxwood
Note: Looks like Ilex vomitoria 'Nana' but paler thicker leaves w/ entire margins
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Term
-Deciduous
-Base of trunk buttressed (flares out dramatically)
-Needle-like leaves |
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Definition
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Taxodium distichum
F: Taxiodiaceae
C: Bald Cypress
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Term
-Deciduous
-Base of trunk buttressed (flares out dramatically)
-Needle-like leaves |
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Definition
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Taxodium distichum
F: Taxiodiaceae
C: Bald Cypress
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