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1. Margin of the lateral flaps of the petiole fimbriate (
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)..................................................................... 2
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1. Margin of the lateral flaps of the petiole entire (
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)....................................................................... 3
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2. Flowers white, 3 stamens.............................................................................
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2. Flowers red, 5 stamens...............................................................................
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3. Shoots smooth: usually without bulging bladder cells (
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).............................................................. 4
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3. Shoots densely covered with bulging bladder cells (
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)................................................................ 9
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5. Flowers pink or white; many stamens; worldwide distribution.....................................
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5. Flowers (greenish-) white; 3 stamens; Paraguay.....................................................
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6. Closed flowers ± ovoid (
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); northern America or Caribbean..................................................... 7
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6. Closed flowers turbinate (
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); Africa........................................................................ 8
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7. Seeds smooth, up to ∼
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long; capsule ± ovoid, not longer than the perigone......................
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7. Seeds wrinkled, up to
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8. Seed coat ± smooth (
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Fig.
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); leaves broadly elliptic; dried shoots often slightly olive-colored..............
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8. Seed coat clearly structured (
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); leaves elliptic to narrowly elliptic; dried shoots can be reddish...............................................................
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9. Several pairs of bracts (each bract ∼
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9. One pair of bracts (each bract ∼
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10. Leaves broad-elliptic, 10–20(–30) mm long................................................
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11. Pseudostipules of petiole with bladder cells.......................................................
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12. Closed flower turbinate (
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), leaves narrowly to broadly elliptic.............................................. 13
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12. Closed flower ovoid (
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), leaves obovate to oblanceolate, sometimes linear.......................
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13. Ovary with 2 or 3 carpels; leaves narrowly elliptic, semi-terete in cross section, usually densely covered with globose to slightly ovoid or fusiform bladder cells...................
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13. Ovary invariably with 2 carpels; leaves broadly elliptic, often folded along midvein, ± flat, loosely to densely covered with globose bladder cells..................................
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