Table 1 in New insights into the phylogeny and taxonomy of Chinese Physospermopsis (Apiaceae)

Table 1. The morphological characteristics of eight Physospermopsis species.
TaxaBractsBracteolesFruitsLeaf shapeRibsStemsUmbelsPhysospermopsis delavayilanceolate or oblonglanceolatebroadly ovoid, with obvious cordate basewinged, obovate-orbicularfiliformbranched above7-13P. alepidioideslanceolate or oblongovate-lanceolate,entireovoid, with obscure cordate baseentire, obovate-lanceolateprominentbranched above5-14P. muliensisleaf-likelanceolate, entirebroadly ovoid or ovoidnarrowly winged, pinnatifidrelatively prominent, with scattered wartsbranched above, slender7-18P. rubrinervisleaf-likeleaf-like, with purplish marginovoid, with slightly cordate basetriangular, with purple-red nervesprominentbranched above, dark purple6-17P. shanianaleaf-likeleaf-like, with purplish marginovoid, with slightly cordate basenarrowly winged, pinnatifidprominent,with small wartsbranched at the base, reduced6-15P. obtusiusculaleaf-likeovate-oblongovoid to broadly ovoidovate-oblong, pinnatisectwith narrowly winged, sinuolatebranched at the base, dark purple-green5-20P. kingdon-wardiileaf-likeleaf-like, with purplish marginbroadly ovoidovate-oblong, pinnatisectprominent, sinuate, with sparse minute wartsreduced, often acaulescent5-11P. nanaleaf-likeleaf-like, with membranous marginbroadly ovoidlinear-lanceolateprominent, narrowly sinuolate-wingedreduced, slender4-13