- from the corolla. Sometimes, the
staminodes are
modified to
produce nectar, as in the
witch hazel (Hamamelis).
Staminodes can be a
critical characteristic...
- scale-like
motile staminodes sandwiched by
pistillate and
staminate flower zones are
called interstice staminodes.
These staminodes play a role in controlling...
- 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...
- the
innermost sometimes represented by
staminodes.
Filaments are distinct, free or
adnate to
petaloid staminodes,
slender and well
differentiated from...
-
three stamens and two to
three staminodes, or
infertile stamens, all of
which have free,
glabrous filaments. The
staminodes occur posteriorly and have antherodes...
-
female plant; and a
female flower enlarged,
showing a
robust stigma; and
showing male-flower
stamens (
staminodes), reduced, sterile, and with no pollen....
- The
floral axis (receptacle) is the
circle in the middle,
surrounded by
staminodes, petals, and sepals. The main axis is the
circle at the top of the diagram...
- may also be
provided by
semaphylls (other
structures such as filaments,
staminodes or
stylodia which have
become modified to
attract pollinators). However...
- (for
example in Salpiglossideae) they have
staminodes. In the
latter case,
there is
usually either one
staminode (Salpiglossis) or
three (Schizanthus). The...
-
Reproductive (incl. Flower)
Archegonium Antheridium Androecium Pollen Stamen Staminode Tapetum Flower Aestivation Flower development Floral diagram Floral formula...
