1 "Sepals persistent after flower; flower parts in (3)4--5(7)s; hypanthium 0" Ludwigia 1 "Sepals deciduous after flower (along with other flower parts); flower parts in (2)4s; hypanthium present, often elongate, or if 0 then petals rose-purple to pink, rarely white, or flowers bilateral" 2 2 "Stipules present, occasionally deciduous; fruit indehiscent, bur-like with hooked hairs; flower parts in 2s; stigmas maturing before anthers" "Circaea {Circaea alpina subsp. pacifica}" 2 "Stipules 0; fruit generally dehiscent capsule, rarely indehiscent but not bur-like; flower parts in (3)4s; anthers generally maturing before stigmas" 3 3 "Seeds hair-tufted (tufts rarely secondarily lost); sepals erect; stigmas dry with multicellular papillae" 4 3 "Seeds not hair-tufted; sepals reflexed; stigmas mainly wet and nonpapillate or with dry unicellular papillae" 5 4 "Leaves generally alternate; hypanthium 0; petals entire; stamens +- equal, in 1 whorl; pollen blue-gray, grains shed singly" Chamerion 4 "Leaves opposite at least at base; hypanthium 0.3--34 mm; petals notched; stamens in 2 unequal whorls; pollen cream, grains generally shed in 4s" Epilobium 5 "Stigma 4-lobed, dry, papillae unicellular; anthers generally maturing before stigmas" Clarkia 5 "Stigma hemispheric, peltate or 4-lobed, wet, papillae 0; anthers not maturing before stigmas" 6 6 "Fruit 2-chambered; stems slender, hair-like" Gayophytum 6 "Fruit (3)4-chambered; stems generally not slender" 7 7 "Seeds with concave and convex sides, concave side with thick wing, both sides densely covered with club-shaped hairs; petals white, base yellow" "Chylismiella {Chylismiella pterosperma}" 7 "Seeds generally not concave and convex, wing 0, club-shaped hairs 0; petals yellow, purple, red, or white, if white, generally lacking yellow base" 8 8 "Ovary tip projection 0.4--18 cm; stem 0" 9 8 "Ovary tip projection 0, occasionally +- tapering; stem generally present" 10 9 "Perennial herb; fruit cylindric-ovoid, +- straight or slightly curved, +- angled to nearly smooth, lacking pointed wing near center top of each valve, walls generally thin, distended by seeds; sterile projection of ovary persistent with fertile part in fruit, without abscission lines at juncture between hypanthium and fertile part of ovary" Taraxia 9 "Annual; fruit irregularly obovoid, sharply 4-angled with pointed wing near center top of each valve, thick walled, not distended by seeds; sterile projection of ovary with clear abscission line at juncture between short hypanthium and fertile part of ovary" Tetrapteron 10 "Stigma 4-lobed" Oenothera 10 "Stigma hemispheric to spheric or cylindric" 11 11 "Seeds in 2 rows per chamber; fruit pedicelled; leaves often +- basal, pinnately lobed with large terminal lobe, occasionally either lateral lobes +- reduced or leaf ovate-cordate and long-petioled; abaxial leaf surface or margin with conspicuous (brown) oil cells" Chylismia 11 "Seeds in 1 row per chamber; fruit sessile or occasionally short-pedicelled (Camissonia kernensis); leaves generally not predominately basal, entire to pinnately lobed and if so then terminal lobe not conspicuously larger than lateral; leaf oil cells 0" 12 12 "Petals white, pink, or rarely red; flowers night-blooming" Eremothera 12 "Petals yellow, often with red flecks; flowers day-blooming" 13 13 "Flower stems wand-like; leaves pinnately lobed to occasionally entire; petals yellow with red flecks near base; seeds generally with purple spots; hypanthium with lobed disk" "Eulobus {Eulobus californicus}" 13 "Flower stems not wand-like; leaves entire to toothed; petals yellow, occasionally with 2 red spots at base, or white; seeds without purple spots; hypanthium without lobed disk" 14 14 "Distal stem densely leafy, proximal stem nearly leafless; branches many, slender, ascending from base of pl; fruit strongly flattened, straight, 0.5--1 cm" "Neoholmgrenia {Neoholmgrenia andina}" 14 "Stem generally leafy throughout, branched throughout or with a few basal branches; fruit cylindric to quadrangular, not flattened, often wavy or curled, (0.8)1--6 cm" 15 15 "Fruit +- cylindric; plants flower from distal nodes; leaves generally linear to narrowly elliptic; seeds glossy, triangular in ×-section, often < 1 mm" Camissonia 15 "Fruit 4-angled, at least when dry; plants generally flower from basal nodes; leaves generally narrowly lanceolate, narrowly elliptic or ovate; seeds dull, often > 1 mm, flattened" Camissoniopsis