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: -- Select a Taxonomic Group -- All Species -------------------------- Agropyron Amaranthaceae Arctium Asteraceae Beta Boraginaceae Brassicaceae Bromus Cardaria Carduus Centaurea Cynoglossum Elymus Hordeum Isatis Kochia Lepidium Onopordum Poaceae Rosaceae Rubus Secale Triticosecale : Plant   habit    shrubs    herbaceous    grass-like   special groups    composites    dicots    monocots   longevity    annual or biennial    perennial Leaves   arrangement/phyllotaxy    basal    alternate   blade division    all simple    deeply lobed or divided    some or all fully compound Flower   flower type    daisy- or dandelion-like    radial symmetry 4 petals    radial symmetry 5 petals    petals indistinguishable   ovaries/pistils per flower    1    more than 5 Fruit or Cone   fruit consistency at maturity    dry/leathery    fleshy   mature fruit dehiscence    opening along 1-2 seams    does not split open to release seed

FFA-Utah David R. Drake Species Count: 21 Amaranthaceae Bassia scoparia Beta vulgaris Asteraceae Acroptilon repens Arctium minus Carduus nutans Centaurea diffusa Centaurea squarrosa Centaurea stoebe Onopordum acanthium Boraginaceae Cynoglossum officinale Brassicaceae Cardaria Isatis tinctoria Lepidium latifolium Poaceae Agropyron cristatum Bromus inermis Bromus tectorum Elymus repens Hordeum jubatum Secale cereale × Triticosecale Rosaceae Rubus idaeus

This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services [MG-70-19-0057-19].

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