[PDF] flower parts - Catawba Science Center PDF Flower-Parts-Diagrams.pdf

Parts of a Simple Flower Wild Geranium, Geranium maculatum Petal Sepal Pistil typically fused together into a tube; on a disk flower, the petals are also

Key Words: 4 petals and 6 stamens--4 tall and 2 short Radial symmetry Sepals : 5 united Petals: banner, 2 wings, keel (2 fused) Stamens: 10 (sometimes 5)

[PDF] Origin and evolution of petals in angiosperms - Brockington Lab

eral exceptions where petals are fused and usually connected by a hypanthium ( cf Ronse De Craene 2010) Petals are of- ten clawed and can be retarded in

[PDF] FL Petals fused - Lucid Apps - Lucidcentral

This refers to the extent of fusion of the petals, where they are partly to completely fused, or of the perianth where the calyx and corolla are not clearly

[PDF] Reproductive morphology - Ezcurra Ecological Research

Fused parts of the same whorl are also said to be connate: sympetalous flowers have connate petals Perianth symmetry Because the four flower parts (sepals,

[PDF] Adaptation in flower form: a comparative evodevo approach

influencing characters such as petal shape, stamen growth and cell Connation: fusion of similar plant organs together, that is, petals fused to form a tube

Morning Glory Family (Convolvulaceae)

Flowers in this family often have fused petals that are petals There is a single pistil with a superior ovary com- posed of usually 2 carpels, which, when mature,