ENCS407 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Fabaceae, Ranunculaceae, Krameria

• School: University of Alberta
• Department: Environmental and Conservation Sciences
• Course: ENCS407
• Professor: Lisa Raatz

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Acacia berlandieri fern-like leaves stipules if present: curved spines, arise fruit large, flat legume between nodes. Acacia farnesiana spines in pairs at nodes at both ends flowers in umbels fern-like leaves binnately compound leaves stipules if present: straight, white rigid fruit a legume round in x-section, tapers. Acacia greggii claws between nodes stipules if present, cat. Astragalus mollissimus: egg shaped mature leaves rust coloured hair on stems + foliage. Dalea purpurea pinnately compound leaves black dots all over fruit: pubescent legume w/ columnar head of flowers. Medicago polymorpha a i: spiny tightly coiled legume. Oxytropis lambertii: oblong and narrow leaves, no leaves on reproductive culm. Prosopis glandulosa long narrow legumes, slight constrictions between seeds: bipinnately compound leaves if present, straight spines arise from above the node. Psoralidium tenuiflorum: small tree, woolly white hairs, flower sepals too. Krameria erecta leaves alternate, silky hairy with white hairs, light grey: new twigs hairy.