User:Emok/plantbox

Emok/plantbox

General
Leaf
Flower

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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

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:

Black-eyed susan

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

General

1. name (the name of the species)
2. stemHabit

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

1. duration (annual, biennial, evergreen perennial, deciduous perennial, monocarpic perennial, woody perennial, herbaceous perennial)
2. branching (primary, secondary, compound)

Leaf

1. leafArrangement (alternate, opposite, rosette, unifoliate)
   
2. 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)
   
3. leafVenation (arcuate, cross venulate, longitudinal, rotate, dichotomous, parallel, reticulate, pinnate, palmate)
4. leafTeeth (violoid, chloranthoid, malvoid, rosoid, salicoid, theoid, spinose, rutoid)
   
5. leafMargin (ciliate, crenate, dentate, denticulate, doubly serrate, entire, lobate, serrate, serrulate, sinuate, spiny, undulate)
   
6. stemUnion (petiolate, sessile, sheathing, decurrent, amplexicaul, perfoliate, connate-perfoliate)
   

Flower

1. 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)
   
2. inflorescence (aar , tros , raceme , pluim , corymb simple , scherm , simple umbel determinate , fascicle , glomerule , thyrse , thyrse2 , venticillaster , scherm2 )
   
3. aestivation (alternating, convolute, quincuncial, valvular, involute, vexilar)
   
4. flowerColor (yellow to orange, white, red, pink to lavender, blue to purple, green to brown)
   
5. pollination (allogamy, anemophilous)

Need help?

Feel free to contact any of these users if you would like assistance:

• emok.

Or, simply include this template to the top of the article's talk page: {{User:Emok/plantbox-missing}}. This will generate the following box (and someone one will come along and add the mycomorphbox shortly):

The above documentation is transcluded from User:Emok/plantbox/doc. (edit | history)
Editors can experiment in this template's sandbox (edit | diff) and testcases (edit) pages.
Add categories to the /doc subpage. Subpages of this page.