- flower) is a
modification of
bracteoles. In
other words, the
epicalyx is a
group of
bracts resembling a
calyx or
bracteoles forming a
whorl outer to the...
- (Euphorbiaceae). A
cyathium consists of: Five (rarely four)[citation needed]
bracteoles.
These are small,
united bracts,
which form a cup-like involucre. Their...
-
flower is depicted, the axis is not
present and
therefore cannot be shown.
Bracteoles, if they are present, are
usually drawn on the
sides of the diagram. Not...
- cylindrical, succulent,
fibrous stem that is
hollow with
grooves and
bracteoles when mature.
There are
approximately 75
species in the genus, 10 of which...
- dark cycle, i.e. the
plant needs sufficient prolonged darkness for bract/
bracteole development (flowering) to begin. Some
Indica varieties require as little...
- but may be
applied to
morphology of
other parts of plants, e.g. bracts,
bracteoles, sti****s, sepals, petals,
carpels or scales. Some of
these terms are...
- bracts.
bracteole A
small bract borne singly or in
pairs on the
pedicel or calyx;
synonymous with bractlet.
bracteolate Possessing bracteoles (bractlets)...
- buds are
enclosed by
large (2 cm (3⁄4 in) long), ovate-lanceolate,
green bracteoles with
keels and
burgundy margins;
during anthesis they do not (or scarcely)...
- pitcher's lid
glands that is
confined to the midline, and the
minutely short bracteole on the
pedicel of male flowers. This
species also
resembles N. mikei but...
- the
growing season. Its
floral axes, or flower-bearing structures, bear
bracteoles, or
specialised leaves, that
sprout from the
flower stems; the latter...
