Isoetes L.
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1. Isoetes L. View in CoL 2
Aquatic or terrestrial plants. Leaves terete or trigonous, subulate, occasionally flat and linear, often without stomata. Sporangia solitary, sessile, naked, or covered with a thin tissue (velum). The only genus in Europe. Literature: H. P. Fuchs, Nova Hedwigia , Beih. 3 (1962). 1 Leaf-bases not dark and horny, rarely persistent; plants aquatic
or, if amphibious, submerged for most of the year 2 At least | of sporangium covered by velum 3 Megaspores reticulate; ligule long, subulate 4. azorica 3 Megaspores not reticulate;liguleshort,triangular 4 Megaspores 530-700/2, rugose 1. lacustris 4 Megaspores 375-580//., spiny or tuberculate 5 Megaspores with rounded tubercles; stem 3-lobed
6 Leaf-bases not persisting; microsporessmooth orminutely papillose 5. boryana
6 Leaf-bases usually persisting as a papery, brown, scaly
‘ bulb ’; microspores ± spinose
7 Microspores with short spines; leaves yellow-green.
9. velata
7 Microspores with long setiform spines; leaves not yellow-green 10. tenuissima 5 Megaspores spinose; stems 2-lobed
8 Leaves compressed; membranous margin not extending up leaf 2. setacea
8 Leaves terete; membranous margin extending up leaf for I of its length 3. brochonii 2 Sporangiumnot coveredbyvelum 9 Megasporesminutelypapillosewithinconspicuousridges;
microspores smooth 6. delilei 9 Megasporesverrucosewithprominentridges; microspores spinose 10 Leaves 30-80 cm; plants aquatic 7. malinverniana 10 Leaves 10-25 cm; plants amphibious 8. heldreichii 1 Leaf-bases dark, shiny and persistent; plants terrestrial (if submerged then only for a short period in winter)
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Megaspores 320-560//, tuberculate
11. histrix 11
Megaspores 600-800//, reticulate
12. durieui
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