The Flora of the Northern Territory
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— Phyllodia 1-nerved or nerveless. — 30. A. juncifolia.
Series V. Brunioidece. — Phyllodia numerous, small, Unear-subulate, verticiUate, clustered or crowded, obtuse or with innocuous or rarely rigid points. Flowers in globular heads or simple axillary peduncles, usually ex- ceeding the phyllodia.
Phyllodia aU regularly verticiUate.
Phyllodia 8 to 10 or more in the whorl, slender, under |-in. long.
Petals striate.
Phyllodia recurved at the end, sulcate. Pod sessile. — 37. A.
lycopodifolia.
PhyU...odia recurved at the end, not sulcate. Pod on a stipes of 2 to 3 Unes. — 21. A. galioides.
Phyllodia straight at the end, sulcate. Pod sessile. — 26. A.
hippuroides.
Phyllodia 5 to 7 in. the whorl, recurved at the end, not sulcate.
Petals not striate, with a prominent midrib. — 5. A. Baueri.
Phyllodia in clusters of about 3. Pod almost woody, narrowed into a long stipes. — 65. A. subtemata.
Series VI. Uninerves. — Phyllodia vertically flattened, either narrow and obtuse or with a short oblique point, or broad and obtuse, acute or rarely pungent-pointed, with 1 central nearly marginal nerve, or very rarely 2-nerved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Phyllodia 1-nerved or nerveless. — 30. A. juncifolia.
Series V. Brunioidece. — Phyllodia numerous, small, Unear-subulate, verticiUate, clustered or crowded, obtuse or with innocuous or rarely rigid points. Flowers in globular heads or simple axillary peduncles, usually ex- ceeding the phyllodia.
Phyllodia aU regularly verticiUate.
Phyllodia 8 to 10 or more in the whorl, slender, under |-in. long.
Petals striate.
Phyllodia recurved at the end, sulcate. Pod sessile. — 37. A.
lycopodifolia.
PhyU...odia recurved at the end, not sulcate. Pod on a stipes of 2 to 3 Unes. — 21. A. galioides.
Phyllodia straight at the end, sulcate. Pod sessile. — 26. A.
hippuroides.
Phyllodia 5 to 7 in. the whorl, recurved at the end, not sulcate.
Petals not striate, with a prominent midrib. — 5. A. Baueri.
Phyllodia in clusters of about 3. Pod almost woody, narrowed into a long stipes. — 65. A. subtemata.
Series VI. Uninerves. — Phyllodia vertically flattened, either narrow and obtuse or with a short oblique point, or broad and obtuse, acute or rarely pungent-pointed, with 1 central nearly marginal nerve, or very rarely 2-nerved.
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