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curving downwards, then up at the tip (also – declinate-descending)
diadelphous:
joined partially into two
androecial structures pentadelphous: joined...
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stamens growing in a
single bunch or tube, for
example in Hibiscus, and
diadelphous,
growing in two bunches.
adherent Slightly united to an
organ of another...
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descendingly imbricate or overlapping) aestivation. The
stamens often have a
diadelphous morphology,
meaning that they are
united in two sets with a distinct...
- 10
stamens enclosed within the petals;
these are
fused together in a
diadelphous configuration,
where the
filaments of 9 are all
joined to form a tube...
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related to the
genus Lonchocarpus and is
distinguished from it by its
diadelphous stamens and s****-like pod.
Ostryocarpus has
glabrous exstipellate stamens...
- an
obtuse keel
longer or
rarely shorter than the wings.
Stamens are
diadelphous, 9+1, and
anthers uniform.
Ovary is 2-8-ovuled.
Fruit is a lomentum,...
- base.
Connective – the part of the
stamen joining the
anther cells.
Diadelphous –
united by
filaments to form two groups.
Didynamous –
having four stamens...
- recurved, broad, emarginate,
glabrous or
silky on the back.
Stamens diadelphous (9 and 1), the
tenth quite distinct.
Legume flat,
elliptic or lanceolate...
- to oblong, wing tips and keel tips are
obtuse or rounded. They have
diadelphous stamens, nine of
which are
united and one free.
After pollination a fruit...
