-
plants in
glands called nectaries,
either within the
flowers with
which it
attracts pollinating animals, or by
extrafloral nectaries,
which provide a nutrient...
-
shape to a "Turk's cap". The
tepals are free from each other, and bear a
nectary at the base of each flower. The
ovary is 'superior',
borne above the point...
- for
corolla tube and
calyx tube.[citation needed] It
often contains the
nectaries of the plant. It is
present in many
plant families,
although varies in...
- fruits, and
inferior to half-inferior
gynoecia topped with disc-shaped
nectaries. In the
classification system of
Dahlgren the
Cornales were in the superorder...
- form of
domatia where ants can shelter, and food
bodies and
extrafloral nectaries that
provide ants with food. In
exchange for
these resources, ants aid...
- have 5
petals attached to a
nectary disk, but in
Velascoa the
flowers are
campanulate and have an
extremely reduced nectary disk.
Apacheria - one species...
-
considered a
valuable remedy for
stone and
gravel in the bladder.
Extrafloral nectaries were
reported on
hydrangea species by
Zimmerman 1932, but
Elias 1983 regards...
- cross-pollinated by
several species of
honeyeater and thornbill,
which visit nectaries on the
phyllodes and
brush against flowers,
transferring pollen between...
-
secrete into a
canal or reservoir.
Examples include glandular hairs,
nectaries, hydathodes, and the
resin canals in Pinus. The salt
glands of mangroves...
- roots,
which help keep the nest together.
Philodendrons have
extrafloral nectaries,
glands that
secrete nectar to
attract the ants. The philodendron, in...
