Agrimony (Agrimonia)

..... lflts 3 3-9 5-9 5-13 11-23
1)hypanthium glabrous or glandular, or sparsely strigose only in the furrows; native ..... ..... ..... ..... .....
2) axis of the infl conspic glandular, sometimes also hairy ..... ..... ..... ..... .....
axis w/ scattered long spreading hairs ..... ..... common a. (1.gryposepala = having hooked sepals) frs w/ spreading bristles; moist or dry open woods; ME to NJ & in mts s. ..... .....
axis us. merely glandular ..... beaked a. (2.rostellata = w/a short beak) moist rich woods; CN to GA ..... ..... .....
axis of infl finely & densely short-hairy, sometimes also w/ spreading hairs ..... ..... ..... ..... southern a. (3.parviflora) damp woods; CN & NY to Mexico
2) axis of the inf eglandular, finely & often densely short-hairy low a. (6.microcarpa) woodlands; NJ & PA to FL ..... ..... woodland a. (4.striata) frs w/erect bristles; lvs consp glandular beneath; dry or moist woods; NS to NY & in mts

hairy a. (5.pubescnes) lvs eglandular; dry, open woods; ME to GA

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1)hypanthium evidently hirsute on the ribs as well as in the furrows; introduced ..... ..... ..... ..... small-fld a. (7.parviflora) stem densely hairy; Eurasian occ intro