All The Close-Guarded Procedures With CYTH4 Uncovered

2?0.5 mm tall Panicum verrucosum Fig. ?Fig.8989 �C Glumes and lower lemmas smooth, not verrucose; CYTH4 ligules 0.5?6 mm tall 2 2 Panicle MK-1775 supplier lanceolate to lanceolate, mid to upper stem leaves translucent, with 4?8 rows of lacunae aon either side of midvein, floating to 85 mm wide, coriaceous, ovate to oblong-elliptic, bases rounded or slightly cordate Potamogeton pulcher Fig. ?Fig.9595 �C Plant with submersed leaves only, leaves linear, thread-like, or ribbonlike, to 3 mm wide, obvious lacunae absent on either side of midvein Potamogeton pusillus View it in a separate window Key adapted from Weakley (2012). Note: The first author has not encountered Potamogeton in the field, but Potamogeton KU-55933 datasheet pusillus L. and Potamogeton pulcher were reported from Lake Waccamaw by the NCSU Crop Science Department (Rob Richardson and Justin Nawrocki, pers. comm., April 9, 2015) and Richard LeBlond with the North Carolia Natural Heritage Program (see specimen label of LeBlond 3382, NCU!). A key to these reported taxa is provided below. Smilacaceae 1 Leaves evergreen, blades more or less oblong to linear or narrowly lanceolate, thick, coriaceous, midvein (as seen from the abaxial leaf surface) much more pronounced than the secondary veins, which are not noticeably evident (except perhaps at base of leaf blade) Smilax laurifolia Fig. ?Fig.9797 �C Leaves deciduous or evergreen, blades ovate to suborbicular, membraneous, midvein (as seen from the abaxial leaf surface) little if any more pronounced than the secondary veins, which are noticeably evident 2 2 Abaxial surface of mature leaves strongly glaucous Smilax glauca Fig. ?Fig.