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sy Mustard, Sisymbrium canescens.= 12b. Stems green =Tansy Mustard, Sisymbrium canescens var. brachycarpon.= 13a. Pod short, not more than 3 times as long as wide (coarse plants, preferring wet or sandy ground; flowers in summer) (Yellow Cress) --14. 13b. Pod elongated, more than 4 times as long as wide --17. 14a. Stems creeping, with erect or ascending branches; flowers about 8 mm. wide =Yellow Cress, Radicula sylvestris.= 14b. Stems erect or ascending (3-10 dm. high); flowers about 4 mm. wide --15. 15a. Pods about twice as long as the pedicels =Yellow Cress, Radicula obtusa.= 15b. Pods about as long as the pedicels, or shorter than them --16. 16a. Plant glabrous or minutely pubescent =Yellow Cress, Radicula palustris.= 16b. Plant hirsute =Yellow Cress, Radicula palustris var. hispida.= 17a. Petals 7 mm. long or more; pod terminating in a conspicuous beak (coarse, weedy plants, 3-12 dm. high, blooming in summer) --18. 17b. Petals of smaller size; pod not terminating in a conspicuous beak --24. 18a. Upper stem-leaves clasping at the base =Rutabaga, Brassica campestris.= 18b. Upper stem-leaves not clasping --19. 19a. Pod tipped with a slender cylindrical beak whose base is much narrower than the pod --20. 19b. Pod gradually narrowed at its tip into a stout, flattened or angled beak --22. 20a. Leaves oblanceolate, rather regularly pinnatifid, the terminal segment about the same size as the lateral ones =Sand Rocket, Diplotaxis muralis.= 20b. Leaves broad, irregularly pinnatifid especially below the middle, with a large terminal segment --21. 21a. Beak of pod 3-4 mm. long =Black Mustard, Brassica nigra.= 21b. Beak of pod 5 mm. long or more =Indian Mustard, Brassica juncea.= 22a. Leaves dentate or lobed =Charlock, Brassica arvensis.= 22b. Leaves deeply pinnatifid --23. 23a. Pod dehiscent when ripe by two valves, tipped with a flat or angled beak =White Mustard, Brassica alba.= 23b. Pod indehiscent, with spongy cross-partitions between the seeds, tipped with a conical beak =Wild Radish, Raphanus raphanistrum.=
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