1 "Flowers with several to numerous petaloid staminodes; ovules more than 3 per locule; seeds usually more than 15 per fruit" 2 1 "Flowers without petaloid staminodes; ovules 1 or 2 per locule; seeds fewer than 10 per fruit" 13 2 "Leaves relatively broad, flat on both surfaces" 3 2 "Leaves terete to trigonous or triquetrous" 5 3 "Sepals 4; leaves opposite throughout" "Mesembryanthemum {Mesembryanthemum cordifolium}" 3 "Sepals 5; leaves sometimes becoming alternate on flowering stems" 4 4 "Leaves alternate on flowering stems; stamens numerous; petaloid staminodes white" Mesembryanthemum 4 "Leaves opposite throughout; stamens 5–10; petaloid staminodes yellow" "Cleretum {Cleretum papulosum}" 5 "Leaves terete to trigonous (then faces usually convex); flowers not enclosed within involucre; fruit a dehiscent capsule" 6 5 "Leaves trigonous to triquetrous, with ± flat or concave faces and acute angles; flowers sometimes partly enclosed within 2-lobed involucre; fruit fleshy, indehiscent" 12 6 "Leaves withering and soon deciduous, branches retaining only the persistent leaf bases; surface smooth; annual or biennial" "Mesembryanthemum {Mesembryanthemum granulicaule}" 6 "Leaves persistent; surface smooth or papillate" 7 7 "Leaves opposite on lower branches, alternate above" Mesembryanthemum 7 "Leaves opposite throughout (sometimes appearing rosetted at base)" 8 8 "Plant prostrate, rarely erect, rooting at nodes" 9 8 "Plant erect or trailing, not rooting at nodes" 11 9 "Leaves 10–20 mm long, subglaucous; petaloid staminodes pink to red" Lampranthus 9 "Leaves mostly 20 mm long or more, bright green or grey-green; petaloid staminodes pink or yellow" 10 10 "Petaloid staminodes yellow; leaves rosetted at base" "Conicosia {Conicosia pugioniformis subsp. muirii}" 10 "Petaloid staminodes pink; leaves opposite throughout" "Disphyma {Disphyma crassifolium subsp. clavellatum}" 11 "Leaves clavate, densely papillose" "Drosanthemum {Drosanthemum candens}" 11 "Leaves trigonous (the dorsal angle sometimes obscure), ± smooth" "Ruschia {Ruschia geminiflora}" 12 "Surfaces of leaves smooth; styles 6–14" Carpobrotus 12 "Surfaces of leaves minutely warty; styles 4 or 5" "Sarcozona {Sarcozona praecox}" 13 "Leaves alternate or clustered; fruit indehiscent or opening by slits or valves" 14 13 "Leaves opposite; fruit a circumsciss capsule" 15 14 "Fruit indehiscent, with hard, woody endocarp; plant glabrous or with vesicular hairs on young stems only; leaves succulent" Tetragonia 14 "Fruit a capsule; plants variably covered by hairs or hair-like scales; leaves hardly succulent" Aizoon 15 "Leaves flat; stamens 5–12; ovary 2-locular with 2 styles; capsule more than 3 mm long, splitting in 2 equal parts, operculum without a thick membranous cover" "Zaleya {Zaleya galericulata}" 15 "Leaves flat or terete; stamens 5; ovary 1-locular with a single style; capsule less than 3 mm long, splitting near base, operculum with a doughnut-shaped membranous cover (in Victoria)" "Trianthema {Trianthema clavatum}"