Corylus L.
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.302862 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/1213417E-FFBA-FFB8-C7E4-FB934763CED0 |
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Plazi |
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Corylus L. |
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3. Corylus L. 2
Buds ovoid, obtuse. Leaves usually with fewer than 8 pairs of veins. Male flowers with 2 bracteoles. Female inflorescence short, bud-like; stigmas red. Fruit a large nut, surrounded by a more or less tubular involucre which is dentate or laciniate above.
1 Involucre constricted at apex 3. maxima 1 Involucre not constricted at apex
2 Stipules obtuse; involucre about as long as the nut, divided into ± ovate, irregularly dentate or laciniate lobes 1. avellana 2 Stipules acuminate; involucre much longer than nut, divided into long-acuminate, serrate lobes 2. colurna
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