Table 3 in There's gold in them thar hills! Morphology and molecules delimit species in Xerochrysum (Asteraceae; Gnaphalieae) and reveal many new taxa

Table 3. Characters used in morphometric analyses of taxa and putative entities of Xerochrysum.
NumberCharacter1Length of cypsela (mm)2Width of cypsela (mm)3Mean apical angle of longest phyllaries (degrees)4Ratio of female floret length to bisexual floret length5Leaf width (mm)6Length of cauline leaf mucro (μm)7Septate trichome density on cauline leaf margin (mm −1)8Glandular trichome density on cauline leaf adaxial lamina (0.25 mm −2)9Septate trichome density on cauline leaf adaxial lamina (0.25 mm −2)10Glandular trichome density on cauline leaf abaxial lamina (0.25 mm −2)11Septate trichome density on cauline leaf abaxial lamina (0.25 mm −2)12Septate trichome density on cauline leaf abaxial midvein (mm −1)13Glandular trichome density on cauline leaf abaxial midvein (mm −1)14Abaxial glandular trichome apical cell diameter (μm)15Taproot or rhizome16Phyllary white, or yellow