- [citation needed] Sometimes, the
staminodes are
modified to
produce nectar, as in the witch-hazel (Hamamelis).
Staminodes can be a
critical characteristic...
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three stamens and two to
three staminodes, or
infertile stamens, all of
which have free,
glabrous filaments. The
staminodes occur posteriorly and have antherodes...
- scale-like
motile staminodes sandwiched by
pistillate and
staminate flower zones are
called interstice staminodes.
These staminodes play a role in controlling...
-
bottom right) a
shoot with
flowers from a
female plant,
showing a
robust stigma and male-flower
stamens (
staminodes), reduced, sterile, with no pollen....
- is
spurred at its base. All
other stamens are
converted to
staminodes. The
outer staminodes are
shorter than the labellum. The
labellum is yellowish, with...
- (water figwort), from
which it is best
separated by the
shape of the
staminode.
Green figwort is a
hemicryptophyte perennial monoecious herb with no...
- Flower)
Archegonium Antheridium Androecium Pollen Stamen Anther Filament Staminode Tapetum Flower Aestivation Flower development Floral diagram Floral formula...
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fusion among their floral organs including the
staminodes. In
Zingiberaceae and
Costaceae the
staminodes fuse to form a
staminodial labellum which provides...
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anthers carry a con****uous
apical gland and five long (2.5 cm),
white staminodes,
which have
filaments with a
small appendage at
their terminal ends. The...
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flowers with 100 to 150
light purple to deep pinkish-purple, petal-like
staminodes and red to
purple fruit. The
fruits ripen mainly in
Summer and Autumn...
