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Perigone can
refer to: In botany, the
perianth of a flower, the
perigonium In Gr**** mythology,
Perigune In zoology, part of the gonop**** of a Hydroid...
- The
perianth (perigonium,
perigon or
perigone in monocots) is the non-reproductive part of the flower, and
structure that
forms an
envelope surrounding...
- the
terms "petal" and "sepal". (De
Candolle used the term
perigonium or
perigone for the
tepals collectively; today, this term is used as a
synonym for...
- Malaysia. It is most
similar to R. cantleyi, but
differs in
having larger perigone blotches. The
flower was
first discovered in the
Royal Belum Forest Reserve...
- The
paraperigon features bristles at the
throat of the
tepal tube. The
perigone is
about 7.6–10 cm in size and the
tepal segments are 2–2.5 cm
broad in...
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measure about half a
meter in
diameter and they have
round or
elliptic perigone wart. The
third species on
Mindanao is the R.
mixta which has only been...
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average of 20
centimeters in diameter. The open
flower has 9-10
reddish perigone lobes measuring 9.0-10.5
centimeters with 8-12
white oval or elongated...
- was the
beautiful daughter of Sinis. Her name is also
spelled Perigouna,
Perigone, and as
Perigenia in Shakespeare's A
Midsummer Night's Dream.
After Theseus...
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limited trunk stability of
large woody monocots. In
nearly all
cases the
perigone consists of two
alternating trimerous whorls of tepals,
being homochlamydeous...
- okra.
Morning glories, like many
other flowers, have a
pentagonal shape.
Perigone tube of
Rafflesia flower. The
gynoecium of an
apple contains five carpels...
