10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPANTHIAL»
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1
Field Flora of the British Isles
NARCISSUS L. - Daffodils Flowers solitary or few in umbel, pendent to erecto-
patent, actinomorphic, with a corona; tepals and corona fused to form hypanthial
tube between base of tepals and apex of ovary; tepals white to yellow; corona
white ...
2
Flora of the British Isles
2 2 Petals 0 (4-6, often minute, in non-native spp.); hypanthial tube 0. Native sp.
An aquatic herb resembling Lythrum portula, with solitary axillary fls only
3mmdiam. 1. Ludwigia Petals present; hypanthial tube usually evident but
sometimes ...
A. R. Clapham, T. G. Tutin, D. M. Moore, 1990
3
Excursion Flora of the British Isles
23 22 Epicalyx 0; hypanthial cup with hooked bristles at its upper end. 6.
AORIMONIA Epicalyx present; hypanthial cup without bristles. Perennial herb 20-
40 cm, with pinnate lvs; each fl. with an involucre of 6-10 sepal-like lobes.
lntroduced ...
Arthur Roy Clapham, Thomas Gaskell Tutin, E. F. Warburg, 1981
When present, nectaries are mainly hypanthial or petal. In Dirachmaceae,
nectaries are epidermal, as glands associated with the petal bases; in addition,
they are covered by trichomes on a protuberance that protects the nectar (Link,
1994a; ...
Sue W. Nicolson, Massimo Nepi, Ettore Pacini, 2007
5
Insects, and Seed Collection, Storage, Testing, and ...
46) Disseminule: achene, achene with associated hypanthial parts, seed, or
stone (seed within a bony endocarp). Disseminules are quite diverse partly
because of the diverse nature of the family and partly because of the varying
degree of ...
hypanthium ovary ' lHfeI'lOI' hypanthial tissue FIGURE 8.39 ROSALES.
Rosaceae. A—C. Maloideae. A. Pyrus kawakamii, ower, face view. B,C. Malus
domestica, apple. B. Flower longitudinal section, showing inferior ovary,
characteristic of ...
7
Floral Diagrams: An Aid to Understanding Flower Morphology ...
Hypanthial growth strongly shapes the flowers of core eudicots (as in some
monocots), with specific tendencies among the major clades. Rosids often have
cup-like hypanthia lined with nectary tissue (Malpighiales, Rosales, Myrtales), ...
Louis P. Ronse De Craene, 2010
8
Flowering Plants · Dicotyledons: Magnoliid, Hamamelid and ...
Two types of placentation (with transitional links) can be distinguished (Leins and
Schwitalla 1988): basal-laminal (e.g. Pereskia ). with placentae formed on the
septa at the connection to the floral axis, or hypanthial placentation. the more ...
Klaus Kubitzki, Jens G. Rohwer, Volker Bittrich, 1993
9
Thai Forest Bulletin: Botany
Hypanthial cup broadly funnel-shaped, clavate, rarely cylindrical. Pseudostipe
usuaully present. Petals free, sometimes pseudo - calyptrate. Fruits globose or
pyriform, sepals usually present. 43. S. Iakshanakarae 10. Hypanthial cup more
than ...
S.pergamentaceum 12. Tertiary veins not conspicuous and looping back in
parallel arcs towards the midrib 13. Only one locule in each flower fertile 1. S.
abortivum 13. All locules fertile 14. Hypanthial cup more or less cylindrical,
usually at ...
Tem Smitinand, Kai Larsen, 2002
