Trees of Indiana
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C. Brainerdi. In the southern part of the State C. Lucorum. C. Roanensis. C. Berberifolia . C - beata - C. Denaria. C - villi P es - C. Fecunda. C - C. Ovata. 'Free. Ind. Acad. Sci. 1917:445:1918. CRAT^EGUS PILENOPYRUM (Linnaeus filius) Medieus. WASHINGTON THORN, (x^-) 216 AMYGDALACEAE. THE PLUM FAMILY. Trees or shrubs with alternate, simple, petioled and usually serrate leaves; flowers perfect, calyx and corolla 5 numerous, stamens 15-30; fruit a 1 -seeded drupe. The characters which separate ...the species are not at all constant, and the species often vary much in the extremes of their range. PRUNUS. THE PLUMS AND CHERRIES. Flowers in umbel like clusters, or somewhat corymbose, ap- pearing before or with the leaves on branchlets of the preceding year. Margins of leaves with sharp teeth. Petioles glabrous beneath 1 P. Americana. Petioles more or less pubescent all around 2 P. Americana var. Lanata. Margins of leaves with blunt or crenate teeth. Teeth of center of leaves about 10 per cm.
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C. Brainerdi. In the southern part of the State C. Lucorum. C. Roanensis. C. Berberifolia . C - beata - C. Denaria. C - villi P es - C. Fecunda. C - C. Ovata. 'Free. Ind. Acad. Sci. 1917:445:1918. CRAT^EGUS PILENOPYRUM (Linnaeus filius) Medieus. WASHINGTON THORN, (x^-) 216 AMYGDALACEAE. THE PLUM FAMILY. Trees or shrubs with alternate, simple, petioled and usually serrate leaves; flowers perfect, calyx and corolla 5 numerous, stamens 15-30; fruit a 1 -seeded drupe. The characters which separate ...the species are not at all constant, and the species often vary much in the extremes of their range. PRUNUS. THE PLUMS AND CHERRIES. Flowers in umbel like clusters, or somewhat corymbose, ap- pearing before or with the leaves on branchlets of the preceding year. Margins of leaves with sharp teeth. Petioles glabrous beneath 1 P. Americana. Petioles more or less pubescent all around 2 P. Americana var. Lanata. Margins of leaves with blunt or crenate teeth. Teeth of center of leaves about 10 per cm.
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