- (ovarian: non-septal, septal, gynopleural) Most
members of
Lamiaceae have a
nectariferous disc
which surrounds the
ovary base and
derived from
developing ovarian...
-
Monsonia there are 15
instead of the
usual ten stamens. Most
genera bear
nectariferous flowers. The
nectary glands are
formed by the
receptacle and are localised...
-
simply of stamens,
varying in
number from two to 10,
accompanied by a
nectariferous gland and
inserted on the base of a
scale which is
itself borne on the...
- obturator, one to many per carpel.
Nectaries are
often present as a
nectariferous disk atop the ovary. The
fruit is a berry,
capsule (e.g. Oldenlandia)...
-
Petals six, in two rows,
imbricate in the bud;
inner row acute, erect,
nectariferous;
outer row
broadly ovate,
reflexed at maturity;
petals at
first are...
-
arranged in
opposed whorls.
Hypogynous disc present, thin, annular,
nectariferous, with
lobes (sometimes with
hardened discoid glands)
alternating with...
-
Nigella (his Melanthi,
literally honey-flower) with
details of the
nectariferous organs. He adds that it is
strange that
nature has
produced on the leaves...
- have very
short petioles and
velvety undersides. The
highly fragrant,
nectariferous flowers vary from
white (rarely)
through pinkish and
purplish and occur...
- part of the
ovary expanded horizontally in the anthesis,
abaxially nectariferous, with
sunken stomata, free
styles (stylodious), dry, papillose, decurrent...
- the
capitula of many compositae) and
spurred (when it has one or more
nectariferous spurs, as in Aquilegia). The
anatomy of the
tepals and
petals is similar...
