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Fragaria

See list of 2 species in this genus

Reference: Staudt (1999).

  • 1a. Terminal tooth of leaflets commonly less than half as wide as adjacent teeth and surpassed by them [Fig. 841]; leaflets usually petiolulate; petals 7–10 (–12) mm long; achenes embedded in the surface of the fruiting receptacle; inflorescence resembling a corymb
  • 1b. Terminal tooth of leaflets commonly more than half as wide as adjacent teeth and surpassing them; leaflets usually sessile or nearly so; petals 4–7 mm long; achenes not or only slightly embedded in the surface of the fruiting receptacle; inflorescence resembling a raceme or panicle

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