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    The document describes three different plant species: 1. Kangaroo fern, a large-leaved native fern that starts out entire and then divides into glossy lobed leaves as it grows, with dark brown-black stems. 2. Leafflower, a plant with linear-lanceolate leaves carried on short stalks, and small green-red fruits found along erect, red stems. 3. Rosas de Baybayon, a flower with brittle stems, five petal-like lobed flowers, and opposite, simple leaves with entire margins and pinnate venation.

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    The document describes three different plant species: 1. Kangaroo fern, a large-leaved native fern that starts out entire and then divides into glossy lobed leaves as it grows, with dark brown-black stems. 2. Leafflower, a plant with linear-lanceolate leaves carried on short stalks, and small green-red fruits found along erect, red stems. 3. Rosas de Baybayon, a flower with brittle stems, five petal-like lobed flowers, and opposite, simple leaves with entire margins and pinnate venation.

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    The document describes three different plant species: 1. Kangaroo fern, a large-leaved native fern that starts out entire and then divides into glossy lobed leaves as it grows, with dark brown-black stems. 2. Leafflower, a plant with linear-lanceolate leaves carried on short stalks, and small green-red fruits found along erect, red stems. 3. Rosas de Baybayon, a flower with brittle stems, five petal-like lobed flowers, and opposite, simple leaves with entire margins and pinnate venation.

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    Sytemaseyt 1

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    The document describes three different plant species: 1. Kangaroo fern, a large-leaved native fern that starts out entire and then divides into glossy lobed leaves as it grows, with dark brown-black stems. 2. Leafflower, a plant with linear-lanceolate leaves carried on short stalks, and small green-red fruits found along erect, red stems. 3. Rosas de Baybayon, a flower with brittle stems, five petal-like lobed flowers, and opposite, simple leaves with entire margins and pinnate venation.

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    Plant #1

    Common name: Kangaroo fern


    Scientific name: Microsorum pustulatum
    Description: Large-leaved native fern, starts out entire and then divides into glossy lobed leaves as it
    grows. Dark brown-black stems contrast against the bright leaf colour. Grows alongside Blechnum ferns
    in the wild. With the tall of 30cm and the leaves of 15cm long.

    Written Description of: N. biserrata (Sw.) Schott (N. acuta Presl).


    Rootstock: short, erect, stout, with scaly prop-roots, sending out long stolons, the scales brown, often
    dense, entire or irregularly ciliate.
    Leaves: the stipes .30 to 60 cm long, nearly glabrous except at the scaly base, .the fronds 0.6 to 2 m long
    or more, 20 to 40 cm wide;

    Commonly cultivated, not spontaneous; an introduced form here. Cul- tivated in all tropical countries.

    Image Comparison:

    KANGAROO FERN NEPHROLEPIS BISERRATA

    Kingdom Plantae Plantae

    Leaves Leaf-like with a glossy finish and Reach 2.5 m tall. The petioles are
    the stems are darker, adding a sparse to moderate with reddish to
    nice contrast. Grows to a mature light brown hair-like scales. The rachis
    height of between 6 to 12 inches has moderately spaced scales of one
    (15 to 30.4 cm) tall and 4 feet color. The pinnae reach 23 cm long, 2
    (1.2 meters) wide. cm wide, attached to 3.5 cm apart.

    Stem an almost black stem that runs Stems ascending to erect, bearing wiry
    up into the leaf stolons and sometimes underground
    tubers, reach 23 cm long, 2 cm wide,
    attached to 3.5 cm apart.
    Roots The aerial roots or Rhizomes Orange/brown to pale brown with linear
    that grow around the base of the scales having hair like tips. The roots
    plants. usually are not deep but form quite
    dense mats.

    Specimen Comparison:

    NEPHROLEPIS BISERRATA
    reeping
    which have Rootstock short, erect, stout, with
    ey look scaly prop-roots, sending out long
    an the stolons, the scales brown, often
    ferns. The dense, entire or irregularly ciliate.
    glossy Fronds erect, or if epiphytic, then
    rker, pendulous, tufted, the stipes .30 to 60
    cm long, nearly glabrous except at
    the scaly base, .the fronds 0.6 to 2 m
    long, more, 20 to 40cm wide.
    Plant #2

    Common name: leafflower


    Scientific name: Phyllanthus urinaria
    30-40 cm, with angular branches. Leaves are carried on 0.5 mm long stalks. Leaves are alternately,
    linear-lanceolate in shape with a color of nature green. Flower are bome in leaf axils.

    Written Description of: B. sensitivum ^L.) DC. Macahia (Tag.).


    Stems up to 30 cm high, usually shorter. Leaves numerous, crowded at the apex of the stem, 5 to 12
    long, the leaflets 8 to 14 pairs, the upper ones gradually increasing in size, 1.5 cm long or less, oblong to
    oblong-obovate, often somewhat curved, apex rounded or apiculate. Peduncles numerous, usually
    about as long as the leaves. Flowers many, crowded at the apices of the peduncles, shortly pedicelled.
    Sepals subulate-lanceolate, striate, about 7 mm long. Petals yellow.

    Image Comparison:

    LEAFFLOWER BIOPHYTUM SENSITIVUM

    Kingdom Plantae Plantae

    Leaves The leaves are large at the tip and smaller Leaves are sensitive, pinnately
    towards the petiole compound, crowded into rosette
    on top of stem, and 5–12 cm
    long, with 6–12 pairs of leaflets

    Stem Stems are yellowish-brown to greyish-brown, Stem is slender to robust, simple


    young stems covered with hairs. and at the apex is covered by
    dense thick hair.

    Roots Root is stout and woody and stems are often prefer to be very moist to wet
    branched at base and angular though, and especially have its
    roots in a wet substrate

    Flower Flowers are greenish white, minute and Flowers are dimorphic, 8 mm
    appear at axillae of the leaves, as well as the across yellow peduncle, many,
    seed capsules. Numerous small green-red and up to 10 cm long. Sepals are
    fruits, round and smooth, are found along the 5, lanceolate, imbricate, and acute
    underside of the stems, which are erect and with parallel nerves.
    red.

    Specimen Comparison:

    LEAFFLOWER BIOPHYTUM SENSITIVUM


    Phyllanthus urinaria has no flower Flowers are dimorphic, 8 mm
    it has Numerous small green-red across yellow peduncle, many, and
    fruits, round and smooth, are up to 10 cm long. Sepals are 5,
    found along the underside of the lanceolate, imbricate, and acute
    stems, which are erect and red. with parallel nerves.
    Plant #3

    Common name: Rosas De Baybayon


    Scientific name: Catharantos Roseus
    this flower we found called rosas de baybayon has brittle stem, the flowers has five petal-like lobed and
    the leaves are simple opposite arranged on the stem with leaf margin entire, ovary shape pinnate
    venatio, and with a fruit pod like and found to be a pair of a follicle.

    Written Description of: J. GRANDIFLORUM L.


    A glabrous woody vine reaching a length of 8 m, the branches often pendulous. Leaves odd-pinnate, 6 to
    9 cm long. Leaflets about 9, the lower ones shortly stalked, the upper ones sessile, often somewhat
    fused, ovate, sharply pointed, 1 to 2 cm long. Inflorescence terminal, cymose, few- flowered. Calyx-teeth
    very slender, about 7 mm long. Corolla white, the tube slender, nearly 2 cm long, the lobes spreading,
    1.5 cm long. Occasionally cultivated, but not spontaneous, fl. most of the year. A native of India.

    Image Comparison:

    Rosas De Baybayon J. GRANDIFLORUM L.

    Kingdom Plantae Plantae

    Leaves leaves are simple, entire, opposite The leaves of the plant are ovate, and generally
    and decussate, short-stalked and occur in whorls of three.
    pinnately veined.

    Stem with bushy growth habit and semi- an evergreen vine, or shrub that grows to a
    woody branched stem, height

    Roots with bushy growth habit and semi- has a white to brown roots
    woody branched

    Flower Flower colour is pink/white and The flowers can occur in clusters of 3-4 to a
    tubular, swollen in the region of bunch of 11-12. It has 8-10 calyx teeth that are 5
    anthers, throat of corolla-tube hairy. to 8 mm long and very slender.
    Specimen Comparison:

    Rosas De Baybayon J. GRANDIFLORUM L.

    Catharanthus roseus is an evergreen subshrub It is a scrambling deciduous shrub


    or herbaceous plant growing 1 m (39 in) tall. growing to 2–4 m tall. The leaves are
    The leaves are oval to oblong, 2.5–9 cm (1.0– opposite, 5–12 cm long, pinnate with 5–11
    3.5 in) long and 1–3.5 cm (0.4–1.4 in) wide, leaflets. The flowers are produced in open
    glossy green, hairless, with a pale midrib and cymes, the individual flowers are white
    a short petiole 1–1.8 cm (0.4–0.7 in) long; having corolla with a basal tube 13–25
    they are arranged in opposite pairs. The mm long and five lobes 13–22 mm long.
    flowers range from white with a yellow or red [4][5] In Pakistan, it grows wild in the
    center to dark pink with a darker red center, Salt Range and Rawalpindi District at
    with a basal tube 2.5–3 cm (1.0–1.2 in) long 500–1500 m altitude.[
    and a corolla 2–5 cm (0.8–2.0 in) diameter
    with five petal-like lobes. The fruit is a pair of
    follicles 2–4 cm (0.8–1.6 in) long and 3 mm
    (0.1 in) wide.

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