Macrodonta: Answers to key questions in Budd's Flora leading to this species.  flowers in an elongating inflorescence, becoming axillary; NOT [flowers in well-defined, more or less crowded racemes] galea not prolonged, the apex broad; NOT [galea prolonged into a tubular recurved beak]

 

Pedicularis: Answers to key questions in Budd's Flora leading to this genus.  leaves pinnately lobed or cleft; NOT [leaves simple, neither pinnately lobed nor cleft] floral leaves or bracts usually green or brownish; NOT [floral leaves or bracts brightly colored, usually red or yellow, or shades of these colours] corolla not spurred at the base four anther bearing stamens and no sterile stamens

 

Scrophulariaceae: Answers to key questions in Budd's Flora  leading to this family.  herbs; NOT [shrubs or trees] plants green or with some chlorophyll; NOT [plants parasitic or saprophytic, without chlorophyll] plants not aquatic stems not square leaves not bearing bladders flowers not in heads or spikes; NOT [flowers in long or short spikes], NOT [flowers in heads or in form resembling a head] flowers with two floral rings petals wholly or partly united forming a tube or bell] corolla irregular; NOT [corolla regular] ovary superior; NOT [ovary inferior] fruit a many-seeded capsule; NOT [fruit with 4 nutlets]