The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California

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Key to FRAGARIA

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

  1. Leaflets sparsely hairy above; central leaflet acute to obtuse, teeth generally 12–21, sharp or obtuse, central tooth < to > adjacent ones; bractlets often 2-lobed — inflorescence often > leaves; < 2000 m
F. vesca
  1' Leaflets generally glabrous above; central leaflet rounded to truncate, teeth generally < 13, ± obtuse, central tooth << adjacent ones; bractlets unlobed
 
    2. Leaf leathery, central leaflet stalk 1–10 mm; petals (8)10–18 mm; inflorescence < or > leaves; ± coastal, < 200 m
F. chiloensis
    2' Leaf thin, central leaflet stalk 1–3 mm; petals 4–9 mm; inflorescence < leaves; mtns, generally 1200–3300 m
F. virginiana


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