| General | |
|---|---|
| Leaf | |
| Flower |
This teplate depicts characteristics that are often useful in identifying plants. The template is given as a quick way to display information about plants and to enable quick comparison between them.
Usage edit
Copy the following code into the article you want to add a Plantbox to, then assign values to the parameters:
{{User:Emok/plantbox
| name =
| stemHabit =
| duration =
| branching =
| leafArrangement =
| leafShape =
| leafVenation =
| leafMargin =
| stemUnion =
| flowerShape =
| inflorescence =
| aestivation =
| flowerColor =
| pollination =
}}
Example:
| General | |
|---|---|
| duration | |
| herbaceous perennial | completes its lifecycle in two years or more, dies back to ground level every year |
| Leaf | |
| arrangement | |
| unifoliate |  |
| shape | |
| acuminate |  |
| Flower | |
| flower color | |
| yellow to orange |   |
{{User:Emok/plantbox
| name = Black-eyed susan
| stemHabit =
| duration = herbaceous perennial
| branching =
| leafArrangement = unifoliate
| leafShape = acuminate
| leafVenation =
| leafMargin =
| stemUnion =
| flowerShape =
| inflorescence =
| aestivation =
| flowerColor = yellow to orange
| pollination =
}}
Parameters edit
General edit
- name (the name of the species)
- stemHabit
| value | description | image |
|---|---|---|
| acaulescent | having no visible stem or a very short one | NA |
| arborescent | having the shape or characteristics of a tree | NA |
| caulescent | having a stem clearly visible above the ground | NA |
| frutescent | having the appearance or habit of a shrub | NA |
| scandent | having a climbing habit | NA |
| decumbent | lying flat with the tip growing upwards | NA |
| procumbent | growing along the ground (prostrate) | NA |
| suffrutescent | having a stem that is woody only at the base; somewhat shrubby | NA |
- duration (annual, biennial, evergreen perennial, deciduous perennial, monocarpic perennial, woody perennial, herbaceous perennial)
- branching (primary, secondary, compound)
Leaf edit
- leafArrangement (alternate, opposite, rosette, unifoliate)
- leafShape (acicular, acuminate, aristate, bipinnate, cordate, cuneate, deltoid, digitate, elliptic, falcate, flabellate, hastate , lanceolate, linear, lobed, obcordate, obovate, obtuse, orbicular, ovate, palmate, pedate, odd pinnate, even pinnate, pinnatisect, reniform, rhomboid, spatulate, spear shaped, subulate, trifoliate, tripinnate, truncate, whorled)
- leafVenation (arcuate, cross venulate, longitudinal, rotate, dichotomous, parallel, reticulate, pinnate, palmate)
- leafTeeth (violoid, chloranthoid, malvoid, rosoid, salicoid, theoid, spinose, rutoid)
- leafMargin (ciliate, crenate, dentate, denticulate, doubly serrate, entire, lobate, serrate, serrulate, sinuate, spiny, undulate)
- stemUnion (petiolate, sessile, sheathing, decurrent, amplexicaul, perfoliate, connate-perfoliate)
Flower edit
- flowerShape (three-petal, four-petal, five-petal, six-petal, seven-or-more-petals, bell- or urnlike, tubular, bowl- or cuplike, 5-pointed star, 6-pointed star, flaring (lilylike), orchidlike, arumlike, thistle or dandelionlike, daisylike, misc shapes)
- inflorescence (aar
, tros 
, raceme 
, pluim 
, corymb simple 
, scherm 
, simple umbel determinate 
, fascicle 
, glomerule 
, thyrse 
, thyrse2 
, venticillaster 
, scherm2 
) - aestivation (alternating, convolute, quincuncial, valvular, involute, vexilar)
- flowerColor (yellow to orange, white, red, pink to lavender, blue to purple, green to brown)
- pollination (allogamy, anemophilous)
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