Has compound leaves and is a vining, herbaceous plant. No visible reproduction organs

Red morning glory. Five united reddish petals that turn to yellow in the center. Lobed, simple
alternate leaves. Herbaceous and vining.

This was a vining plant with 5 connately fused petals into a funnel shape. It also had the star-like plications which are all three characteristics of the Convolvulaceae family.

Leaves are lobed and have alternate arrangement. 5 fused flowers. 5 fused sepals. 2 chambered ovaries.

Inflorescence a head/capitulum. Sepals modified into pappus. Inferior ovary.

Fruit is a berry, herbaceous, calyx surrounding fruit

1). Simple, alternate leaves
2). Racemes opposite of leaves and often droop
3). Reddish-purplish colored stems

Palmately compound leaves with 5 leaflets, vining, woody.

This plant has a basal rosette, green flowers on a dense spike, and waxy leaves.

inflorescences are capitulums with white ray and disc flowers present, leaves alternate

Inflorescences are capitulums with numerous white ray flowers and yellow disc flowers.

-Compound umbels
-5 small white petals
-Lobed leaves

-5 fused sepals
-Simple alternate leaves
-Prickles along stem

herbaceous, vining, succulent leaves, opposite leaves, reddish stem, cyathia with reduced flowers

vining, succulent, fleshy leaves, opposite leaves, cyathia present

• flowers 5-merous with fused petals
• alternate leaf arrangement
• 2-chambered ovary