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Key to the species of
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1. Stamens curved in the bud in longitudinal section (
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); staminal whorls extend to two-thirds of the bud length and deeply tearing at anthesis; fruits densely puberulent and crowned by the remnants of the hypanthium with scars left from stamen insertion ............................................................................................................................................... 5.
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- Stamens straight in the bud in longitudinal section; staminal whorls flat (
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) and not tearing at anthesis or less often tearing slightly; fruits glabrous or sometimes densely puberulent and crowned by the reminiscence of the calyx lobes ........................... 2
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2. Calyx lobes apparently free but fused at the base to ca.
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- Calyx lobes partially fused to at least
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to completely closed (
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); fruits crowned by the calyx that tears evidently, longitudinally or transversely ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
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3. Calyx lobes tearing transversely resulting in a calyptra-like structure (
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); fruits usually crowned by the calyx that opens via a calyptra-like structure .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
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4. Inflorescence thyrsoid, terminal or subterminal; bud closed at the tip leaving an apiculum; bracteoles deciduous after anthesis; ovary with 3–5 ovules per locule ................................................................................................................. 4.
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- Inflorescence fasciculiform, terminal or axillary; bud partially fused and nearly closed leaving four vestigial free lobes at the tip (
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); bracteoles persistent after anthesis; ovary with 9–15 ovules per locule ............................... 6.
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5. Leaves dense puberulent abaxially, persistent; the innermost intramarginal vein
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diam. and crowned by the remnant of the irregular calyx lobes ...................................... ...................................................................................................................................................................... 10.
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- Leaves glabrous, pubescent or tomentose abaxially, glabrescent; the innermost intramarginal vein
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from the margin; bud tears regularly at anthesis in 4 lobes; fruits
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diam. and crowned by the remnant of the regular calyx lobes .................... 6
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6. Leaves with 5–7 secondary veins, petioles
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long; bracteoles persistent in the fruit; fruit red when ripe ............................ ..................................................................................................................................................................... 8.
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<emphasis id="B968EA89655D87677E9C0ECA9EFFFB55" box="[1234,1451,1160,1181]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="138">Eugenia subterminalis</emphasis>
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long; bracteoles deciduous before or after anthesis; fruit artropurpureum or yellowish when ripe .......................................................................................................................................................................... 7
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8. Young leaves glabrous; buds 5–7 ×
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, calyx lobes 2.5–4 ×
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; staminal whorl
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diam., rounded ................ .......................................................................................................................................................................... 3.
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<emphasis id="B968EA89655D87677EBF0F779EFFFA82" box="[1265,1451,1333,1354]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="138">Eugenia dichasiata</emphasis>
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- Young leaves with trichomes
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long, appressed, glabrescent; buds 9–11 ×
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, calyx lobes 4–8 ×
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; staminal whorl
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diam., squared .................................................................................................................... 7.
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9. Leaves with secondary veins 11–22 per side; inflorescence rachis
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, pubescent, up to one rachis per axil; buds 6–8 ×
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, staminal whorl
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diam.; fruits ellipsoid, yellowish when ripe .... ..................................................... 1.
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- Leaves with secondary veins 9–12 per side; inflorescence rachis
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, puberulent or tomentose, up to two rachises sharing the same axil; buds 3–5 ×
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, staminal whorl
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diam.; fruits globose, artropurpureo when ripe .................................... ............................................................................................................................................................... 9.
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