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Flowers solitary in leaf axils or in spikes, usually with a pair of bracteoles.

Leaf buds present in axils of at least proximal leaves, sometimes developing into sterile, leafy shoots by anthesis.

branches solitary to verticillate, pilose in axils, usually ascending, pedicels as long or longer than spikelets.

branches solitary or in pairs, ascending, naked at base, at least the lower densely pilose in axils.

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Inflorescences terminal or axillary, racemose or paniculate, sometimes clustered in leaf axils, often bracteate or bracteolate.

Flowers solitary in axils of upper leaves, sessile, minute, bisexual or unisexual, Perianth reduced to an entire rim on top of ovary.

Herbs without tuberous roots; leaf axils usually lacking woody bulbils; female perianth with the dorsal lobe largest.

Flowers bisexual, arising from axils of small bracts, erect, small, often subtended by a bracteole.

Male spikes usually clustered in leaf axils or along leafless, axillary shoots, drooping, sometimes branched.

anthers oblong. Female inflorescences crowded in apical leaf axils among leaflike bracts and bracteoles.

Auricles of stipules of radical leaves borne on adaxial side of petiole; flowering stems arising from axils of radical leaves.

Flowers numerous, arranged in axillary cymes or clustered in leaf-axils, rarely solitary, very small.

Racemes elongate, sparsely flowered, fascicled in axils. Flowers small.

Leaflet blades glabrous, or with tufts of hairs in axils of veins on abaxial surface, margin of calyx and petals ciliate.

Lower glume longer than upper glume; panicle open, branches divaricate, bearded in axils.

Inflorescence terminal or from axils of upper cauline leaves, paniculate.

Leaf blade adaxially sparsely minutely hispid and barely stellate hairy. Inflorescences mostly in leaf axils along stem.

Dichasium several flowered, or sometimes flowers solitary in leaf axils.

Stem proximally brown villous at leaf axils, distally dark brown glandular hairy.

Leaf buds present in axils of proximal, median or (especially) distal cauline leaves.

those in cauline leaf axils fruiting, pedicels short, with bracteoles at or below middle.

Leaf blade pubescent on both surfaces when young, gradually glabrescent and only abaxially pubescent in vein axils with age.

Stems and leaves glabrous, but sparsely brown papillose at axils and on leaves adaxially; seeds smooth, glabrous.

Thyrses axillary, above axils or on old branches, solitary or several in fascicles.

Glands present in axils of lateral veins and veinlets, veinlets not prominently raised adaxially; branchlets not conspicuously striate.

branches gray-green, black-brown after drying, subfleshy, glabrous except slightly hairy in leaf axils.

Flowers hermaphroditic, solitary in axils of bracts.

Stem simple, brown glandular hairy and brown crisped villous at leaf axils.

Flowers solitary in upper leaf axils, flowering at water surface, bisexual, 4-me rous, actinomorphic.

Trees deciduous. Leaves simple, purple glandular punctate at vein axils abaxially.

Flowers in axillary clusters, 2-5-flowered, proximal axils mostly to all male flowers, distal axils mostly to all female flowers.

Branchlets, fruiting pedicel, and persistent calyx tube glabrous. Leaf blade abaxially glabrous or veins or vein axils sparsely hairy.

Stems brown papillose at leaf axils, elsewhere glabrous.

Branchlets, fruiting pedicel, and persistent calyx tube glabrous; leaf blade abaxially glabrous or sparsely hairy on veins or vein axils.

leaflets entire, domatia usually present in axils of major veins.

Subshrubs cushion-shaped, glabrous or cottony in leaf axils.

Young branches and petioles glabrous; leaf blade abaxially glabrous or sparsely pubescent on veins and in vein axils.

wax glands in axils of main basal veins, often also in other vein axils or also on nodes.

axils of proximal cauline leaves with reduced flowers.

Leaves adaxially only clustered hairy in vein axils; flowers with petals; drupe compressed-elliptic, ca. 2 cm, densely orange pilose.

bulbils in leaf axils white, globose, viviparous.

Flowers small, clustered in leaf axils or arranged in cymes or racemes.

Leaf blade glandular in axils of lateral and tertiary veins; petals adaxially glabrous.

Flowers solitary in leaf axils or in terminal or axillary racemes.

Flowers solitary, terminal, single, 8--10 cm wide, sometimes underdeveloped flower buds also present in axils of distal leaves.

wax glands in axils of main basal veins, often also in other vein axils or on nodes.

Drupe blackish blue; fruit stalks solitary in leaf axils.

Flowers in axillary clusters, with 2 bracts at base, male in proximal axils, female in distal axils.

Flowers solitary in axils of deciduous bracts on new shoots.

Glands present in vein axils of lateral and tertiary veins.

Racemes 2- or 3-flowered and ebracteate, or flowers solitary on short pedicels originating from axils of rosette leaves.

Inflorescences cymose in axils of fallen leaves on old branches; sepals glabrous; leaves with 23-30 pairs of lateral veins.

Flowers bisexual, arising from axils of bracts, small, often subtended by 1 cupular or rarely 3 nearly free bracteoles.

Petiole glabrous; leaf blade abaxially with barbate vein axils.

Examples of epiphytes are ferns growing in the axils .

Flowers perfect, in sessile or peduncled heads, solitary in axils of bracts.

Flowers solitary, terminal, rarely 1 or 2 underdeveloped flower buds also present in axils of distal leaves.

Axillary or lateral buds develop in the leaf axils .

Flowers solitary, in axils of upper leaves.

Branchlets glabrous or nearly so; leaf blade abaxially hairy in vein axils, otherwise glabrous.

Inflorescences spicate, lax, to 25 cm. Flowers subsessile, solitary from bract axils.

Even more unusual is the development at the leafless stem apex of "bracts" with bulbils in the axils.

Flowers solitary in upper leaf axils.

Flowers solitary in bract axils.

lateral veins obscure. Inflorescences axillary fascicles, most axils with 1 female flower, distal axils with 1-4 male flowers.

Glomerules borne in leaf axils and on axillary, dwarf, usually bifurcate, leafless branchlets, usually 2-5-flowered.

Inflorescence a short raceme in axils of mature leaves 2-8-flowered, or sometimes flowers solitary along long shoot.

wax glands absent or in axils of main basal veins.

Bulblets sometimes present in leaf axils.

Male flowers few fascicled in leaf axils or 10-30-fascicled at lower part of branchlets, with rudimentary pistil.

Glomerules 1-3-flowered, inserted in bract axils, forming a paniculate inflorescence at apex of dwarf branchlets.

pedicels produced from base of stem or cauline leaf axils, 6-11 cm, much exceeding leaves, with 2 linear bracteoles above middle.

Leaf blade submembranous, abaxially glabrous or hairy in axils of veins only.

Flowers in clusters of 2-4 along axils or reduced, often leafless, axillary shoots.

Flowers borne in upper leaf axils, usually 3-5 per glomerule, bisexual and female.

Stems erect, to 1 m tall, often branched from upper axils.

Flowers in clusters of 7-10 on very reduced shoots in axils of leaves on long shoots.

Thyrses narrow, racemose or with 2-4 racemose branches near base, 5-18 cm, shortly tomentose, usually solitary on stems (or above axils).

leaflets 1-5 pairs, with pellucid glands at lateral vein axils abaxially, entire.

Armed at leaf axils; bract often becoming 2 spines, rarely 1.

Inflorescences in middle and upper leaf axils, divaricately 2-flowered; peduncles longer than petioles, 3-5 cm.

basal lateral veins with red glands in axils, secondary veins red, 3 or 4 on each side of midvein.

Flowers solitary in leaf axils and usually 1-4-clustered at each annual branch apex, bisexual, with 2 bractlets.

10 (9) Leaf blade broadly ovate, abaxially hairy in vein axils only.

Flowers (1 or)2--4 per shoot, both terminal and axillary, usually 1--3 underdeveloped flower buds also present in axils of distal leaves.

Inflorescences unisexual, male inflorescences in proximal axils; paniculate, with a few branches, longer than petioles;

Inflorescences in leaf axils, 1-flowered or to a 4-flowered fascicle;

Inflorescences in axils of whorled leaves or alternate subulate bracts, subumbellate, few flowered, hirsute;

Flowers unisexual, on same plant or not, sessile, clustered at axils and at apex, in solitary or complex thyrsoid structures;

Flowers solitary in bract axils, bisexual, forming dense or loose, spike like inflorescences on upper stem and branches;

Verticillasters scattered in leaf axils or crowded in a terminal capitulum;

Inflorescence of short racemes or reduced panicles borne singly or in condensed clusters in leaf axils;

Male flowers 2 to few in leaf axils or on short shoots or fascicled in lower parts of annual branches;

Flowers perfect, actinomorphic, in upper leaf axils or in spikes, racemes, or clusters;

new foliage shoots arising from uppermost (subterminal) buds, and from leaf axils;

Female flowers solitary in axils of distal leaves, larger than male flowers;

Flowers light purplish or white, all produced from axils of leaves on stem and stolon;

cone scales developing after ovules originate in bract axils;

new foliage shoots arising from subterminal buds and from axils of leaves;

Female inflorescence composed of usually 2 modified racemes in axils of inflated upper leaf sheaths;

cleistogamous flowers present in many leaf axils;

Inflorescences usually terminal cymes or panicles, sometimes 1-flowered in leaf axils;

new leafy shoots from lateral buds, i. e. , from axils of leaves of previous season;

new foliage shoots from axils of leaves below inflorescence buds;

Flowers several, in fascicles in axils of involucral bracts;

male and female inflorescences separate: male spikes in clusters of 5-8, lateral in axils of new foliage leaves, pendulous;

Female flowers few- to 10-fascicled at apices of short shoots or in leaf axils of lower part of long shoots;

seed-bearing structures paired in leaf axils, sessile;

Flowers solitary in leaf axils, arranged into short spikes on upper branches and branchlets;

Male flowers small, yellow, fascicled in axils of bracts;

Leaves usually solitary at axils on current year's growth, clustered on older branchlets;

Male flowers sessile or shortly pedicellate, usually 2 or 3 borne together on a short peduncle in leaf axils and forks of upper branches;

Flowers in leaf axils at top, yellow, long pedicellate;

Leaves solitary at axils on current year's growth, clustered on older branchlets;

stem brown pilose and papillose at leaf axils, elsewhere glabrous, with 1 leaf;

new leafy shoots from axils of leaves of past season;

Female flowers few- to 20-fascicled in leaf axils of long shoots or on short shoots;

Cyme arising from leaf axils of current year's branches, 1-flowered;

Racemes in axils of normal leaves, scalelike leaves along stem, 2--4-flowered;

Inflorescence cymose-paniculate, appearing in axils of fallen leaves, 2. 5-10 cm, glabrous or pubescent;

Fruit solitary, axillary in foliar or leafless axils, globose, 2-2. 5 cm in diam. , smooth, nearly sessile;

Inflorescences in upper leaf axils, usually 1(or 2)-flowered;

Female glomerule of 2-5 flowers borne in axils of lower stem;

Female inflorescence solitary in leaf axils toward apex of branchlets, 2. 5-3. 5 cm, rachis thick and densely orangish brown tomentose;

Drupe solitary in axils of leaves, subovoid-globose, 1-1. 5 cm, 9-12 mm in diam. , base with persistent calyx tube, apex mucronulate;