| PEGA ou PASSA |
| Leaves |
Acicular
alternate
Aristate
blue-green
Ciliate
coarse
Cordate
Crenate
crenated
Cross-Venulate
Cuneate
deciduous
Deltoid
Dentate
Digitate
Doubly Serrate
Elliptic
Entire
Even Pinnate
evergreen
fenestrate
glossy
green
grey
Hairy
heart
lanceolate
Linear
Lobate
lobed
needle
Obovate
Obtuse
Odd Pinnate
odd-pinnate
opposite
Orbicular
oval
ovate
Palmate
palmated
Pedate
Peltate
peltated
petiolate
Prominent venation
purple
Red
Rhomboid
Rosette
Scale-like
semi-deciduous
Serrate
serrated
silver
Sinuate
Spatulate
Spiny
spiny edges
Spotted
succulent
Tendrils
trifoliate
tripinnate
Undulate
undulated
vines
Whorled
wrinkled
Yellow
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| Type |
Birds
Amphibians
Arachnids
Crustaceans
Dog
Ferns
Flowering plants
Fungi
Gymnosperms
Insects
Mammals
Molluscs
Nut
Reptiles
Trees
|
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| Color |
Blue
all colors
Black
Brown
Gray
Green
Grey
Iridescent
light gray
Orange
Pink
preferably black
Purple
Red
Silver
White
Yellow
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| Flowers |
bell-shaped
black
blue
Brown
capitulum
Catkin
corymb
Cup-shaped
Fan-shaped
fascicles
fragrant
Helmet-shaped
hermaphrodite
orange
panicle
pink
purple
Raceme
red
solitary
Spadix
spike
spotted
striped
trumpet-shaped
umbel
white
yellow
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| Distribution |
North America
Africa
Australia
Central America
Central and Eastern Europe
Central Asia
East Asia
Eurasia
humid subtropical zones
Northeast Asia
Northern Europe
Northwest Africa
South Africa
South America
South Asia
Southern Europe
Southest Asia
Southwest Asia
Subtropical Zones
Temperate zones
tropical zones
Western Asia
Western Europe
Worldwide
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| Location |
Brazil
Canada
Germany
Saxon Switzerland
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Zoo
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| Fruit |
Achene
anchene
berry
black
brown
capsule
cluster
drupe
green
Legume
nut
orange
Pink
Pods
Pome
purple
red
round
small
white
yellow
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| Trivia |
Able to self-pollinate
Attractive to butterflies
Ballistic seed dispersal
CAM photosynthesis
Cattle breed suitable for both milk and meat production
Codominant sample
Colorful bracts often mistaken as petals
Different flower coloration depending on pollination
Different flower coloration depending on soil PH
drought tolerance
edible
Edible fruit
Edible leaves
Edible plant
Edible stalk, toxic leaves
Edible tubers
Female specimen
Food source for monarch butterflies
Invasive species in Australia
Invasive species in North America
Juveline specimen
Large number of chromosomes
Male specimen
Medicinal plant
Natural Herniarin
nymph specimen
Poisonous
poisonous plant
Queen specimen
Septoria infection
Stinging insect
Strong allergen to those with grass allergy
toxic fruit
Toxic plant
Xylem
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| Seeds |
achene
black
Blue
brown
capsule
cone
Folicle
grey
samara
single seed
white
winged
Yellow
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| Life Cycle |
Annual
Biennial
Perennial
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