- berries, drupes, etc. A
flower with this
arrangement is
described as
hypogynous.
Examples of this
ovary type
include the
legumes (beans and peas and their...
- absent, the
flower is
hypogynous, and the stamens, petals, and
sepals are all
attached to the
receptacle below the gynoecium.
Hypogynous flowers are often...
-
superior ovary, from
which two to
three stigmatic branches emerge. The
green hypogynous flowers have a
simple perianth and are
generally self-fertilizing though...
-
Angiosperms The
receptacle (grey) in
relation to the
ovary (red) in
three types of flowers:
hypogynous (I),
perigynous (II), and
epigynous (III)...
- of the
ovary and
arising from
tissue fused to the
ovary wall.
Compare hypogynous and perigynous.
epilithic Growing on stone.
Compare lithophytic, a plant...
- organs)
number from one to 10 (or even more). The
female flowers are
hypogynous, that is, with
superior ovaries. The
genera in
tribe Euphorbieae, subtribe...
- Corolla: Cup-shaped,
petals six, 50 mm (2 in) long, in two rows, imbricate,
hypogynous,
greenish yellow,
marked toward the base with yellow.
Somewhat fleshy...
-
multiples of four or five, most
commonly four or eight. They
usually have a
hypogynous disk. The
calyx is
gamosepalous (as the
sepals are
joined forming a tube)...
- five
stamens are
opposite to
tepals or alternating,
inserting from a
hypogynous disc,
which may have
appendages (pseudostaminodes) in some species. The...
- (Monocotyledons).
These are
further classified into:
Samiganiya (Fabaceae) - With
hypogynous (puspakrantabijadhara) and five-petalled flowers, with
gamosepalous calyx...
