The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California

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Names are linked to treatments from the Manual


Key to TRIGLOCHIN

N.B.: couplets are linked, e.g., 1. is linked to 1'.

  1. Fertile ovaries 3; fruit linear or subspheric; plant generally with 1–2 racemes
 
    2. Fruit linear, tapered to base
T. palustris
    2' Fruit subspheric, not tapered to base
T. striata
  1' Fertile ovaries 6; fruit oblong to ovoid; plant generally with 2 or more racemes
 
    3. Ligule entire to slightly notched, (1)1.5–5 mm; leaf blade somewhat compressed, generally 1.5–4 mm wide; plant generally > 3 dm
T. maritima
    3' Ligule deeply 2-lobed, 0.5–1.5 mm; leaf blade ± cylindric, generally 1–1.5 mm wide; plant generally < 3(–6) dm
T. concinna
      4. Plant generally < 3(4.5) dm; coastal salt marshes; Central Coast, South Coast
var. concinna
      4' Plant generally > 3(6) dm; inland alkaline marshes, meadows; s High Sierra Nevada, Great Basin Floristic Province, Mojave Desert
var. debilis


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