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leaves more or less linear, parallel-veined; stamens 3 or 6 (monocots)…………………….…2
leaves seldom linear, not parallel-veined; stamens 4 or 5 or multiples of (dicots)……………3
flowers usually showy and > 5 mm diameter; fruit a capsule or rarely a berry………Liliaceae
flowers not showy (perianth lacking), and < 5 mm diameter;
fruit a grain (caryopsis)………………………………………………… (Graminae) Poaceae
leaves opposite, sometimes leathery if evergreen; flowers with united
sepals and petals to form a tubular shape (at least at the base)………...………Caprifoliaceae
leaves alternate, or if opposite then flowers not as above …………………………………….4
leaves usually with stipules (may be modified, small, or rarely absent)………………………5
leaves without stipules or if stipulate then inflorescence a head ……………………………..6
flowers bilaterally symmetric; leaves usually trifoliate or compound,
leaflets entire, tendrils common; fruit a legume………………..…..(Leguminosae) Fabaceae
flowers radially symmetric; most with 5 sepals and petals usually overlapping,
leaves usually simple, can be compound, often with toothed margin.………………Rosaceae
inflorescence a composite head with disc florets < 5 mm wide; fruit a cypsela
(achene-like with a fringe of hairs called the papus) ……………….(Compositae) Asteraceae
inflorescence not a head; flowers/ florets > 5 mm wide;
fruit a berry or a capsule……………………………………………………………………….7
stamens 8 to 11; 4 to 5 united sepals and petals, leaves evergreen
and leathery (rarely deciduous), or leaves short and needle-like….....……..………Ericaceae
stamens 5; leaves often hairy on both sides with characteristic odor,
not leathery or needle-like…………………………………………………………Solanaceae
Use the above Key to Selected Angiosperm Families to identify the unknowns that follow
Angiosperm - Practice Key
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1) Liliaceae
2) Solonaceae
3) Caprifoliaceae
4) Poaceae
5) Fabaceae
6) Rosaceae
7) Ericiaceae
8) Asteraceae
To view more examples of plants in these families go to
www.kwantlen.ca\plantdatabase
(use Morphological Search > Plant Family:)
Answer Key
Angiosperm - Practice Key
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