RUTACEAE

Contains 8 genera and 20 accepted taxa overall.

This family is completely databased for all specimens.

Characteristics
RUTACEAE
Dicot
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Classification
SAPINDALES
RUTACEAE
Distribution Map Present

This species have been reported in the counties highlighted.

Genera
Genus Common Name Taxa Count Herbarium Specimens Photos
Amyris TORCHWOOD 2
Atalantia BOXORANGE 1
Citrus CITRUS 8
Glycosmis GLYCOSMIS 1
Murraya MURRAYA 1
Ptelea HOPTREE 1
Triphasia TRIPHASIA 1
Zanthoxylum PRICKLYASH 5
Identification Key
1.  Herb or subshrub; leaves mostly bi- to tripinnately compound or divided, usually glaucous
1.  Shrub or trees; leaves simple, 1-foliolate, 3-foliolate, or pinnately compound, usually not glaucous
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2.  Leaves simple or 1-foliolate
3
2.  Leaves mostly 3-foliolate or pinnately compound, sparingly 1-foliolate
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3.  Petiole sometimes winged; largest leaf blade usually >4 cm long; stamens 15 or more; fruit green to yellow to orange to pink, usually >1.5 cm long or wide
3.  Petiole not winged; largest leaf blade usually <5 cm long; stamens 10; fruit black, <1.5 cm long or wide
4.  Leaves and branches mostly opposite to subopposite
4.  Leaves and branches alternate
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5.  Leaflets mostly 4 or more
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5.  Leaflets mostly 4 or less
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6.  Fruit indehiscent, a berry
6.  Fruit dehiscent, of 1-5 follicles
7.  Stems unarmed
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7.  Stems with spines or thorns
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8.  Petiole shorter than proximal leaflets; fruit a berry
8.  Petiole length subequal to proximal leaflets; fruit a samara
9.  Petiole winged; stamens ca. 20; fruit 4-5 cm wide
9.  Petiole not winged; stamens 6-10; fruit to 1.5 cm wide
1.  Petal margin fimbriate-ciliate, the fimbriae ⅓ to ½ as wide as the petals; locules bluntly acute to mucronate at the tip
1.  Petal margin entire to shallowly fimbriate, the fimbriae short and rarely to ¼ as wide as the petals; locules obtuse to rounded at the tip