- axis more or less
erect with few or no leaves;
consisting of a scape.
scarious Dry and membranous.
schizocarp A dry
fruit formed from more than one carpel...
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Bracts and
bracteoles are
either herbaceous or
scarious.
Flowers are
regular with an
herbaceous or
scarious perianth of (one to)
mostly five (rarely to eight)...
- 12–17 mm in fruiting, erect-patents.
Sepals are
around 11–14 mm, with
narrow scarious margin, subtle,
green or
somewhat purple.
Petals are 25–30 mm, with a nail...
-
specialised leaves at the base of the flower. The
calyx tube
itself is not
scarious (papery and membranous) at the
joints between the lobes. It is a plant...
- root each year"; "BOTANY
Resembling a leaf in
colour or texture. Opp.
scarious".
Botanical sources differ from each
other on the
definition of "herb"...
-
herbaceous but can also be
brightly coloured (e.g. Helichrysum) or have a
scarious (dry and membranous) texture. The
phyllaries can be free or fused, and...
- foliose, large, intrapetiolar, tubular,
normally caduceus, in P.
kerrii scarious, small,
basally fused to the petiole,
domatia present,
stomata irregularly...
-
humidity shifts in
response to the
daily temperature change.
Bracts are
scarious, the
hinge and
blade composed exclusively of dead
cells (Nishikawa et al...
- are
numerous (often more than 50) in
whorls of 5, the
innermost being scarious staminodes.
There are ten
membranaceous intrastaminal scales.
There are...
-
flower buds are
enveloped and
protected in a thin dry
papery or
membranous (
scarious) spathe. The
spathe consists of a
singular bract that is ribbed, and which...
