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Festuca of North America
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<i>Festuca</i> of North America
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<p class="author">
S.G. Aiken,
<a href="http://www.delta-intkey.com/contact/dallwitz.htm">M.J. Dallwitz</a>,
C.L. McJannet, and L.L. Consaul
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<h3>
Contents
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<p> 
This contents page, the key, and the descriptions were generated automatically
from a DELTA database (Dallwitz 1980; Dallwitz, Paine, and Zurcher 1993). 
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<a href="intro.htm"><b>Introduction</b></a> 
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<a href="ident.htm"><b>Interactive key, including interactive
information retrieval</b></a>
&bull;&nbsp;<a href="hints.htm"><b>Hints on using the interactive 
key</b></a> 
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The interactive key is easy to use, allows free choice of characters, 
and can lead to correct identifications in spite of occasional errors.
It can display all the illustrations, full and partial descriptions,
diagnostic descriptions, differences and similarities between taxa,
lists of taxa exhibiting or lacking specified attributes, 
and distributions of character states within any set of taxa. 
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<a href="www/chars.htm"><b>Character list</b></a>
&bull;&nbsp;<a href="www/implicit.htm"><b>Implicit attributes</b></a>
&bull;&nbsp;<a href="data.htm"><b>DELTA data files</b></a>
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<a href="tree.pdf"><b>Cluster analysis</b></a>  (PDF)
&bull;&nbsp;<a href="nn.htm"><b>Nearest neighbours</b></a> 
&bull;&nbsp;<a href="specimen_data.xlsx"><b>Specimen data</b></a> (Microsoft Excel)
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<a href="ack.htm"><b>Acknowledgements</b></a> 
&bull;&nbsp;<a href="refs.htm"><b>References</b></a> 
&bull;&nbsp;<a href="#citation"><b>Citation</b></a>
&bull;&nbsp;<a href="contacts.htm"><b>Contacts</b></a>
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Descriptions
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The bold parts in the descriptions are diagnostic descriptions, generated
with the aid of Intkey (Dallwitz, Paine, and Zurcher 1995, 2000).
They distinguish most taxa in at least two respects from the other taxa.
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# \i{}Festuca arizonica\i0{} <Vasey>/
    !<h4 class="center">Subg. <i>Festuca</i> L. (FE)</h4>!
# \i{}Festuca altaica\i0{} <Trin.>/
    !<h4 class="center">Subg. <i>Leucopoa</i> (Griseb.) Hack. (LE)</h4>!
# \i{}Festuca arundinacea\i0{} <Schreb.>/
    !<h4 class="center">Subg. <i>Schedonorus</i> (Beauv.) Peterm. (SC)</h4>!
# \i{}Festuca elmeri\i0{} <Scribn. & Merr.>/
    !<h4 class="center">Subg. <i>Subulatae</i> Tzvelev,
    sect. <i>Subulatae</i> Tzvelev (SS)</h4>!
# \i{}Festuca paradoxa\i0{} <Desv.>/
    !<h4 class="center">Subg. <i>Subulatae</i> (Tzvelev) E. B. Alexeev,
    sect. <i>Obtusae</i> E. B. Alexeev (SO)</h4>!
# \i{}Festuca amethystina\i0{} <L.>/
    !<h4 class="center">Species of <i>Festuca</i> that have been excluded
    for various reasons, such as limited data or uncertainties related to
    the correct name</h4>!
# \i{}Lolium perenne\i0{} <L.>/
    !<h4 class="center">Two species of <i>Lolium</i></h4>!

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<td class="center middle"> 
<h1>
<i>Festuca</i> of North America
</h1>
</td>
<td style="padding-right: 36px"></td>
</tr>
</table>

<p class="author">
S.G. Aiken,
<a href="http://www.delta-intkey.com/contact/dallwitz.htm">M.J. Dallwitz</a>,
C.L. McJannet, and L.L. Consaul
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Implicit attributes
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throughout the descriptions, except where the characters concerned are
inapplicable.
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<p><a name="citation"></a>
Cite this publication as:
&lsquo;Aiken, S.G., Dallwitz, M.J., McJannet, C.L. and Consaul, L.L.
1996 onwards. <i>Festuca</i> of North America:
descriptions, illustrations, identification, and information retrieval.
Version: 14th February 2019.
<a href="http://www.delta-intkey.com">delta-intkey.com</a>&rsquo;.
Aiken, Dallwitz, McJannet, and Consaul (1997)
should also be cited (see <a href="refs.htm"> References</a>).
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