The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California

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Key to CRASSULA

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

  1. Sepals acute to acuminate, generally > petals; flowers generally 2 per leaf pair; follicles 1–2-seeded; terrestrial
 
    2. Sepals generally 4, erect; flowers sessile or pedicelled
C. connata
    2' Sepals generally 3, tip often outcurved; flowers subsessile
C. tillaea
  1' Sepals rounded to obtuse, << petals; flower 1 per leaf pair; follicles 6–17-seeded; aquatic, later generally stranded in dry ponds
 
    3. Follicles oblong, subtruncate; suture erect, straight, abruptly outcurved in upper 1/4
C. aquatica
    3' Follicles lanceolate, obliquely acute; suture outcurved from near middle
C. solieri


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