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Make a Bracket/parallel dichotomous key

田
Туре of
Symmetry
Actinomorphic
Туре of
Ovary
Androperianth
Insertion
Species
Inflorescence
Bracts
Flower
Sex
type
Capitulum
(Indeterminate)
Cyme
(Determinate)
Helianthus
Inferior
Epigynous
Present
Bisexual
annuus
Bougainvillea
spectabilis
Vanda
Actinomorphic Superior
Нуродynous
Present
Bisexual
Raceme
Zygomorphic
Inferior
Epigynous
Absent
Bisexual
sanderiana
(Indeterminate)
Solitary
Hibiscus rosa-
Actinomorphic Superior
Hypogynous
Absent
Bisexual
sinensis
Actinomorphic Superior
Hypogynous
Absent
Unisexual
Jatropha
integerrima
Cyme
(Determinate

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