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Or the Hydrophylloideae subfamily of Boraginaceae. scorpioid shaped like a scorpions tail, as in some coiled cymes. without stipules Inflorescence usually a helicoid or circinate (scorpioid) cyme. Pholistoma membranaceum, Hydrophyllaceae. Hydrophyllaceae Waterleaf family 5,5,5,2 loculicidal capsule. At one time, there were two separate but closely related families, Boraginaceae (borage) and Hydrophyllaceae (water-leaf). Species formerly placed in the Hydrophyllaceae are now included here.Wiley is a global provider of content and content-enabled workflow solutions in areas of scientific, technical, medical, and scholarly research professional development and education. Seems that authorities don’t quite agree on which family to place the genus Phacelia in. The fruit is a schizocarp that usually splits into four segments that resemble seeds. The 5 stamens grow from the tube formed by the petals. The petals are fused together at the base and often form a tube. The five-petaled, light purple flowers of Franklin’s phacelia bloom in a scorpioid cyme as with many other plants in the waterleaf family. Boraginales: inflorescence a scorpioid cyme two-parted gynoecium leaves. Flowers in scorpioid cymes stamens exserted leaves mostly basal and alternate seeds not cuculiate plants. inflorescence a scorpioid cyme, tiny white flowers with fused petals, ovary superior. Boraginaceae includes Hydrophyllaceae, Cordiaceae, Ehretiaceae,Codonaceae. Placentae parietal, dilated, ovary 1-locular. The sepals are persistent in fruit and often continue to grow after the rest of the flower has died. Morphological features to note: annual or perennial herbs with alternate leaves, often hairy and/or glandular flowers, purple, blue, pink or white with fused petals, divided style and five stamens fruit a capsule with many seeds. The 5 sepals and 5 petals usually attach below the ovary (i.e., the ovary is superior). The flowers are usually actinomorphic (radially symmetrical) or nearly so, and usually have both pollen-bearing and ovule-bearing parts. Herbs, shrubs, or trees stems or twigs often 4-sided Leaves opposite. The flowers are arranged in a helicoid cyme, an array that beings coiled up like a fiddlehead and then uncurls and straightens as the flowers open. Flowers aggregated in inflorescences (usually), or solitary (rarely) in cymes. Inflorescence usually a helicoid or circinate (scorpioid) cyme Ovary with a gynobasic style placentation basal, derived from axile 100 genera and 2000 species widely distributed Verbenaceae Vervain or Verbena family 5,5,2+2,2 drupe, nutlets. The leaves are usually arranged alternately, are usually simple, and often have entire (untoothed) margins. since it does not have the more usual scorpioid cyme found with most Phacelias.
Plants in the borage family are annual or perennial herbs, often with rough, stiff hairs. Family: Namaceae, formerly Hydrophyllaceae Status: Native Synonyms.
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