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2 (Fruit ovoid or ellipsoid 3 



iFruit subglobose sphcBrica. 



gf Petioles quite glabrous kttetiana. 



(Petioles pubescent, though sometimes very slightly 4 



^(Leaflets glaucous glaucescens. 



I Leaflets green, not glaucous fallens. 



g ( Styles hispid ; leaflets narrowed at each end separabilis. 



^Styles glabrous or very nearly so 6 



(Leaflets narrowed at base ; flowers white ; styles quite glabrous 

 Jlexibilis. 

 Leaflets rounded at base ; flowers rose ; styles projecting frorn a 

 conical disc, sometimes only subglabrous 7ieinophila. 



rr f Styles glabrous mucronulata. 



(Styles hispid 8 



Q f Fruit ovoid ; flowers rose senticosa. 



(Fruit globose; flowers white Amansii. 



e. Subgroup Transitori^. (See p. 13.) 



(Leaflets large (see last subgroup) 2 

 Leaflets medium; fruit narrow-elongate, constricted below disc 

 7-hynclwcarpa. 

 Leaflets small 3 



[Tall, strong bush; leaflets often glaucous; fruit ovoid or ellipsoid 

 2 \ insignis. 



(Low bush; leaflets broadly ovoid ; fruit subglobose globularis. 



( Styles projecting, very woolly; flowers white syntrichostyla. 



(Styles glabrous or thinly hispid 4 



(Flowering branches numerous, short, mostly unarmed; flowers rose; 

 styles very thinly hispid ramosissima. 

 Flowering branches longer, prickly; flowers white; styles glabrous 

 curticola. 



f. Subgroup Dumales. (See p. 14.) 



(Leaflets large, or at least long, 14 lines or more 2 



1 j Leaflets medium, 10-13 lines long 7 



(Leaflets small, under 10 lines long 10 



(Styles hispid 3 

 Styles glabrous, rarely slightly hispid 6 

 Styles woolly, long ; fruit globose eriostyla. 



o ( Fruit ovoid or elongate 4 



(Fruit globose s]}hceroidea. 



> I Leaflets and fruit narrowed at each end recognita. 



(Leaflets oval; fruit ovoid 5 



(Flowers rose ; leaflets not, or not much glaucous, little biserrate 

 dianalis. 

 Flowers bright rose ; leaflets glaucous, especially beneath, considerably 

 biserrate; a large strong bush ruhelliflora. 



g ( Fruit ovoid ; sepals often spreading leiostyla, 



"(Fruit subglobose glaherrima. 



n ( Styles hispid or villous 8 



(Styles glabrous 9 



