Cornus L.
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.293200 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03B0402C-FE8E-E227-FD03-F598D0F6F79A |
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Plazi |
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Cornus L. |
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1. Cornus L. View in CoL 3
(Inch Chamaepericlymenum Hill , Swida Opiz , Thelycrania (Dumort.) Fourr. )
Deciduous trees, shrubs or rhizomatous herbs. Leaves usually opposite, entire. Petals valvate. Ovary 2-locular. Fruit a drupe with a single, 2-locular pyrene.
Literature: A. I. Pojarkova, Not. Syst. (Leningrad) 12: 164- 180 (1950). 1 Herb with annual flowering stems; inflorescence an umbel with large, white bracts exceeding the flowers 5. suecica
1 Shrubs or small trees; inflorescence ebracteate, or with yellowish-green bracts which do not exceed the flowers
2 Inflorescence anaxillary umbelwithyellowish-greenbracts, appearing before the leaves; petals yellow; fruit red 4. mas
2 Inflorescence a terminal,ebracteatecorymb,appearingafter
the leaves; petals dull white or pale yellowish-white; fruit white or purplish-black
3 Petals 4-7 mm; fruit purplish-black; largest leaves with 3-5 pairs of veins 1. sanguinea
3 Petals 3-4 mm; fruit white; largest leaves with 5-7 pairs of veins
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Pyrene ellipsoid, cuneate at base; plant without or with few stolons 2. alba 4
Pyrene suborbicular, rounded at base; plant stoloniferous
3. sericea
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