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Flower stalk and
fruit stalk may
refer to: The
pedicel of a
single flower in an
inflorescence The
peduncle of an
inflorescence or a
solitary flower Scape...
- 2–10,
white to mauve,
bilateral symmetrical flowers, each with a "spur" that is
merged with the
flower stalk. It is
known by
several common names including...
- to Minnesota. A
yellow trout lily
produces an
erect flower stalk with a nodding, bi****ual
flower with 6 recurved, yellow,
lanceolate tepals. The 20 to...
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Petiole (botany), a leaf
stalk Peduncle (botany), a
stalk of an
inflorescence or a
solitary flower Pedicel (botany), a
stalk of a
flower in an inflorescence...
- such as
flowers or
leaves that have no
stalk.
Plant parts can also be
described as subsessile, that is, not
completely sessile. A
sessile flower is one...
- Each
capsule may
contain ten or so
flowers, so a
capsule may last over a w**** with
daily flowers. Each
flower stalk has two capsules, one
below the other...
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Flower stalks are
either male or female, but both
occur in the same
group of plants.
After releasing pollen, male
stalks wither. If
female flowers are...
- the
storage organ consisting of bulb scales,
surrounding the
previous flower stalk and the
terminal bud. The
scales are of two types, true
storage organs...
- only the
leaves and
flower stalk grow
upwards above the surface. The
leaves extend up to 9
metres (30 feet) in height. The
flowers are a
globular inflorescence...
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instead sending up a
leafless flower stalk. The
green leaves are
palmate and basal,
spreading at the ground. The
flowers are
green to yellow-green and...